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Don't Panic - Plan For Disaster

If you've been in business for any length of time, you know all about the "hit by a bus" scenario. What happens when key members of your team leave? Is there knowledge sharing among the team? Can your business function effectively while you scramble ...

From SIMON HESELTINE, Search Engine Land,  30 Jan 2008

Inside Information: Interviews With In-House Search Marketers - Part 2

In-house search marketers face many unique challenges, ranging from running huge or dispersed sites to finessing internal politics and corporate egos. I thought it would be interesting to get the inside scoop from five in-house search marketers that ...

From SIMON HESELTINE, Search Engine Land,  2 Jan 2008

Insider Information: Interviews With In-House Search Marketers

Experience: If I were hiring my replacement, it would be for a management position, so I'd want to make sure the person had several years of experience directly doing all of the above, not just one component such as paid campaigns. I would also ...

From SIMON HESELTINE, Search Engine Land,  21 Nov 2007
Related Topics: Google Inc.

The IT Group: Friend Or Foe Of In-House Search Marketers?

The battle lines are drawn. On one side stands our plucky heroine: the redheaded stepchild of the corporation, the search marketer. Armed only with her knowledge and expertise, she stands, all alone. On the other side stand the massed hordes of the IT ...

From SIMON HESELTINE, Search Engine Land,  24 Oct 2007

Education Is Vital For In-House Search Marketers

Education is very important to in-house search engine marketers—it's the only way you can hope to keep up with the scrappy entrepreneurs who are constantly pushing the envelope with new tactics and techniques. There are many routes that you can go to ...

From SIMON HESELTINE, Search Engine Land,  26 Sep 2007

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