Search Marketing Standard | 
 enlarge | Publisher: Search Marketing Standard Inc
Category: Magazine
Buy New: $15.00
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 313
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Subscription Issues: 4
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 4
First Issue Lead Time: 12-16 Weeks
ASIN: B000EQIF5W
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Product Description
Search Marketing Standard is the first and only periodical completely devoted to the world of search marketing. It covers pay per click advertising, search engine optimization, web analytics, click fraud, local and contextual search, and other search-related topics.
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Very informative and fun to read October 6, 2006
JT Roussos (NJ)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
As an SEO specialist, I am always looking for new and current information to continue my SEO education. I highly recommend this magazine to anyone either in the business or particularly a small business owner who should understand how important this is to their business.
I look forward to every issue! Truly a great read!
Excellent publication ! September 30, 2006
PeterOlt (E. Rutherford, NJ)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The writing was just right. When I go into some of the SEO / SEM blogs and forums, I find people are writing as if they were trying to impress others. SEO and SEM are basic ingredients to successful site operations and should be written as such. A resource that ties it all together - thanks!
Search Marketing Standard is great for both novice and expert SEMs. September 29, 2006
Scootch (Woodstock, IL USA)
I absolutely love the magazine. I really only say that about a few magazines, and I'm still bothered by one of my favorites that went by the wayside, Web Techniques. In terms of magazines that are still in publication, my top 5 favorites are:
1. Entrepreneur
2. Search Marketing Standard
3. Business Week
4. Inside 1to1
5. Derek Gehl's Marketing Tips (formerly Corey Rudl's Marketing Tips)
Keep it coming!
SEO for *Offline* Readers September 29, 2006
Lori Feldman (Saint Louis MO USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I am not a techie and know just enough about search engine and web page optimization to be dangerous. However, I do run my own database marketing consulting company and share webmaster duties with my IT/Programmer. Before I spend money on professionals, I like to understand the landscape. Search Marketing Standard has "pulled back the curtain" and made SEO very friendly. I can follow these articles, they're well edited (I hate spelling mistakes and mis-keys, a byproduct of online writing) and I can take my time reading them without losing my place. Best of all: NO POP-UPS!
Some of the articles are beginner even for me, but still a good reminder of the basics. But some are very advanced and all I've been able to do is get the concepts...then go onto Google to find more info. Search is a fascinating subject matter, and I hope when the industry figures out that, yes, there is also an "offline world" of small businesses like mine who spend time (and money) on print and who need search help, they'll flock to advertise. Then we'll get even more articles to savor with each issue. (My only criticism is that I want more pages to read.) I even wrote the Publisher for some SEO service provider recommendations, and he himself wrote me back! (Me and Boris...we're like this [picture 2 fingers touching])
If you like to immerse yourself in a topic and validate your knowledgebase with by lots of subject matter experts, then subscribe. Despite the SEs lightening speed of change, there are many good ideas and glimpses into future trends.
cover to cover August 25, 2006
R. Bley (USA)
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
Yes, that's my review and best endorsement of this new publication.
I read both issues cover-to-cover and enjoyed every moment. As a long-time practitioner of search engine optimization through my company (1stpageseo.com) I can't say that many of the articles were real "eye-openers"
But, I found the content to be a great reminder of the concepts that make websites attractive to the search engine spiders.
Keep up the good work.
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