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Search Personalization and Privacy

Search Personalization and privacy, Google, Bing, Baidu ,Yahoo,Facebook and more are discussed as Bas exclusively talks to SMX Conference Chair and Search Engine Watch Editor in Chief Danny Sullivan.

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The New Search Universe: Google, Bing, Twitter, Facebook, You Tube, Foursquare – Hype Or Opportunity

The New Search Universe: Google, Bing, Twitter, Facebook, You Tube, Foursquare – Hype Or Opportunity? The last ten years was the decade of Google. But now the search market is changing rapidly. Is Facebook becoming the new Google? What is the significance of the massive development of Apple and Android Apps? What do the users want and how should marketers react to the new situation? What are the opportunities, what is only hype?

Panelists include:
Sara Andersson, Founder and Senior Strategist, Search Integration Sweden AB; Sam Crocker, SEO Associate Director, OMD Group
Niels Dörje, Partner, Tandler.Doerje.Partner; Simon Sundén, Co-Founder, Lissly; Bas van den Beld, Search and Social Expert, Trainer, Speaker and Publicist.

This panel was taped at SMX Stockholm 2011.

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Facebook Bug Tracking Non-Facebook Users

Bas and Roy tackle the issue of Facebook once again tracking non-users of the site, and how disabling cookies can fix one problem, and then create even more.

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Social Media Marketing: Engaging on Facebook and Being Successful

Bas and Roy have a Social Media Marketing discussion with Li Evans author of the Social Media Marketing book and co-founder of LiBeck Integrated Marketing. She follows up on her appearance at SES London 2011 where she spoke on subjects like Engaging on Facebook and Being Successful.

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Goldman Sachs and the Facebook Investment

Goldman Sachs reportedly had been offering their clients the chance to invest in Facebook, in a deal that values the company at 50 billion dollars. They also discuss what might happen with the Sex.com domain now that it has been bought for 13 million dollars.

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