In this weeks episode Bas and Roy were joined by Li Evans, author of the book Social Media Marketing, which we reviewed last week. They talked about the book, how to “do” Social Media, but also about Google’s latest acquisition BeatThatQuote and Google’s Farmer update.
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This weeks episode was all about SES London 2011. Both Bas and Roy were there. They discussed the opening keynote of Jeff Hayzlett and other sessions. Also Bas interviews Jon Myers from Yahoo, Taylor Pratt from RavenTools, Andy Atkins-Krueger and Dixon Jones.
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Bing is the second largest search engine in the world. And Google seems to be feeling the heat of the Microsoft search engine, given their fierce reactions to the alleged copying of search results. Last week we had Danny Sullivan discussing this topic on our radioshow. This week it was Bing’s turn to talk on our radioshow.
We were very happy to discuss all sorts of different matters about Bing. We started of with discussing why it is taking Bing so long to get to Europe and moved on to how Bing uses user intent, where even super computer Watson came by. Stefan also talked about Google’s accusations last week of copying results.
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The State of Search Radioshow is becoming more popular every week. And not just with the listeners, also with the guests. They are lining up to be part of the show which airs every Tuesday on Webmasterradio.
Last week the show had Danny Sullivan on as a guest and this week there is another great name we can add to our impressive list of guests: Stefan Weitz of Bing.
Stefan Weitz is the director of Bing. He is the person if you want to know anything about Bing. So we’ll be asking him everything we possibly can about Bing’s strategy, when they will be coming to Europe, their copying skills and the difference between them and their competitors. (more…)
SES London 2011 is approaching rapidly and if you have a ticket or planning to get one you might be wondering: what sessions should I go to, what is interesting?
The obvious answer to that is: everything is and pick what fits you most. But you won’t get much further with that kind of information. So I asked the person who can tell us best what is in the program to highlight and pinpoint some sessions for you: the one who set up the program, Mike Grehan. (more…)
In this very special episode of our radioshow on Webmasterradio we were very happy to welcome Danny Sullivan as our guest. As you know Danny last week broke the story on the accusations from Google towards Bing that they were copying their search results. So in the second part of the show Danny talked to Bas and Roy about that story, how he got the story, what his thoughts were and more. A must listen for every search marketer out there.
Next to the talk with Danny Bas and Roy also discussed the number of blogs in Europe and Roy had his rant of the week about newspapers and online.
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For me he is the original connection to Webmasterradio. For many years Danny Sullivan hosted the Dailysearchcast on Webmasterradio, bringing us the latest on what was happening in the fast moving world of search marketing. The for Danny very time consuming show ended late 2008. And I think there are still many search marketers out there who miss that show.
But tonight for the very first time in over a year Danny Sullivan will return to Webmasterradio. On our very own State of Search radioshow we talk to Danny about the story which has dominated the search world in the last week: the Google-Bing debate on copying search results. Danny originally brought that story on Searchengineland and then saw the story go world wide, even reaching international press. (more…)
Bas and Roy were joined again by State of Search blogger Sam Crocker from OMD.
The first part of the discussion mainly was around the article which Danny Sullivan posted on Searchengineland about Bing cheating Google. But also SES London 2011, media and Facebook Stories got some attention in this show which also saw a great impersonation of Roy by Brasco.
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With Bas not being able to make the show this week Roy was joined by his good friend Entrepreneurial Merchandiser Richard Theuws, who had previously joined Roy in May 2010.
The show was an entertaining one in which many topics came by with Search and Net Neutrality as the main factors, plus Google Voice introduces a new major feature: Number Porting.
Also, Joost De Valk drops in to announce a two day conference taking place on the day before and the day of Queens Day in the Netherlands: SEO Royale.
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We were very happy to welcome back to the show co-founder of State of Search, Lisa Myers, who had been away on a maternity leave. She brought a nice ‘fire’ to the show. Welcome back Lisa!
The show this week handled a lot of ‘issues’: A Facebook advertiser who seems to be an affiliate of Bing, Facebook giving away phone numbers and the state of Google Places.
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After a successful show last week Bas and Roy were again joined by State of Search blogger Barry Adams to continue where they left of last week.
In the show they talked about how Google handles affiliate and actually is an affiliate network themselves. Also some Google tests came by which resulted in looking at some weird pages. Also transparency in Twitter was discussed.
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For the first show in the New Year Bas and Roy were joined by State of Search blogger Barry Adams.
In the show they first discussed the investment Goldman Sachs is supposedly doing in Facebook and if that means there is another Internet Bubble coming up. They also looked back at the important changes in 2010 and looked forward to 2011 where links, the FCC and more local where talked about together with a hugely filled chatroom.
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