Hello Search Engine Land Readers From Barry Schwartz

Hey all! I just wanted to say a quick hello to all the readers. I cannot express enough how excited I am to be part of this very new adventure, with Danny, Chris and the rest of the crew. So what can you expect from me over here? From now until December 11th, I hope to carry on as I normally have done ...

Dec. 1, 2006 at 7:01am Eastern by Barry Schwartz

An Apology To Wired & The Search Marketing Community

... clear that we were not asking people to spam them. I simply cannot apologize enough for the mess the article made over there. And though written by Barry Schwartz, let me make it clear that I approved it. We came across this. He was uncertain if it was worth a story, and I personally gave him the go ...
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Jan. 14, 2008 at 4:16pm Eastern by Danny Sullivan

Yahoo Images Gains Flickr Photos

... also supports the site command to restrict photos to certain sites. Just put the domain you want to focus on after the site: operator, like this: barry schwartz site:flickr.com That does a search for photos matching the words [barry schwartz] that are on Flickr.com. Postscript From Danny: Both Thomas ...
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Jun. 26, 2007 at 10:03am Eastern by Barry Schwartz

The 2007 Paid Links War, In Review

... buying and selling links. Search Engine Land wanted to hear from the other search engines first hand, however. Immediately after that blog post, Barry Schwartz asked them all for an official stance on these three questions: What is your policy on buying paid links for ranking purposes. If you buy, what ...
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Dec. 31, 2007 at 10:18am Eastern by Vanessa Fox

Welcome New Search Engine Land Editors!

... with directing overall coverage and also writes articles for the site on all aspects of search. More about Chris's background can be found here. Barry Schwartz, News Editor: Barry coordinates the shorter news items that Search Engine Land covers through posts and via headlines in the daily SearchCap ...

Sep. 25, 2008 at 5:37pm Eastern by Danny Sullivan

The 2007 Search Blog Awards: May We (& Others) Have Your Vote?

... in several categories, as are some of our people here at SEL. Here's a rundown on the awards overall: Best SEO Blog of 2007 (our news editor, Barry Schwartz, also runs Search Engine Roundtable, which is nominated in this category) Best Search Industry News Blog of 2007 (Search Engine Land is nominated ...

Dec. 28, 2007 at 11:46am Eastern by Danny Sullivan

How Cuil Is The SEO Industry?

... of our industry to pictures. Here's Danny Sullivan's Wikipedia article, but showing a picture of Danny Sullivan the race car driver: This is my, Barry Schwartz's, search blog, but this is a picture of the psychologist: A search for Greg Sterling (yes, an editor here), shows a picture of Chris Sherman ...
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Jul. 30, 2008 at 10:36am Eastern by Barry Schwartz

Google News Glitch: SpaceX Private Space Flight is "Delicious"

... see it appearing with the odd headline such as through a search like this. Google News was in the news earlier this month for date-related glitches: Barry Schwartz wrote about Google News Indexing Old Stories As New, a problem that led to an 11% drop in United Airlines' stock price. In that case, an ...

Sep. 29, 2008 at 1:12pm Eastern by Matt McGee

SphinnCon Israel 2008 Recap

... ב� ושא קידום אתרים בירושלים, SEOBlog.co.il K Logic Forums In Pictures & Video: Photo from SMO.co.il Photo from Barry Schwartz Here are picture sets and video sets I found of the event: From SMO.co.il at Flickr, from YOS at Flickr, from RustyBrick at Flickr, from YBO on ...

Feb. 6, 2008 at 5:52am Eastern by Barry Schwartz

Human Hardware: The Paradox Of Choice

... the last few years, there have been two best selling books published that seem diametrically and philosophically opposed: The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz and The Long Tail by Chris Anderson. Both explore the explosion of choice that we have in our modern world and how we might be equipped to ...

Jun. 27, 2008 at 7:10am Eastern by Gord Hotchkiss