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Laura Scandalis

This is the start of a series of articles I will post on Vertical Search. Vertical search is a popular buzzword in the search community now. Over the next several weeks I plan to examine many of the aspects of vertical search.

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Laura Scandalis

The political process is getting more and more negative and campaigns are migrating to Paid search to help deliver their attack messages and reputation management strategies to the "American People" (aka. Savvy Web Surfers). In a quick analysis, SemGeek has seen more efforts by the McCain Campaign to use the power of Paid Search to influence voters than his Democrat opponent Obama. Let's dig a little deeper shall we.

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Laura Scandalis

Consumers should become more aware of the value of their dollar, increasingly aware of borrowing money they don’t have or can’t repay, therefore making more informed decisions. Coming to informed decisions and researching the true value of any product or service is where online marketing will find it’s place in the world. Upcoming generations are primed and ready to be mavens of e-commerce and e-marketing, tired of get-rich schemes, telemarketing, and outsourcing.

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Jennifer Williams

Sept 8, 08 You may receive a warning in Google Webmaster Tools, but you will probably not receive a penalty. However, as JohnMu says in a Google Groups thread, those "warnings" are mostly nudges that you should try to diversify the meta data. You should keep in mind that the terminology should "makes sense to your users." If that means you need to work with duplicate meta data, then that's how you should proceed.

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