SearchFuelA search marketing agency named Outrider has launched a new search engine marketing blog called SearchFuel. Here’s an excerpt from the press release.


SearchFuel is poweruddy by Outrider, an award-winning, leading global, integrated search marketing agency and direct-to-client division of GroupM Search, the world’s largest search marketing specialist.
“We see search as a shift in the advertising space. Consumers’ expression of intent signifies a change that gets lost in Google’s dominance and the tactical discussion of how to be relevant in search results,” stated Chris Copeland, CEO, GroupM Search — The Americas, in the kick-off post on SearchFuel. “The ability to provide a point of view and commentary on the impact this has for our clients, some of the largest buyers of media in the world, is a unique voice brought to the marketplace.”
SearchFuel will feature regular, relevant posts in categories across paid search, organic search, emerging trends and technologies (mobile search, local reputation management, etc.), and social media marketing (SMM). It will
also have regular features, including monthly Q&As with Chief Marketing Officers from market leading advertisers; and in brief order will incorporate global perspective from international search experts and posts from guest bloggers across the media expertise.

They have an interesting post here about paid search and the presidential election. They’ve also blogged about search engine marketing myths, whether or not you lose control of your message in social media and about Google’s recent launch of the Chrome browser.



SearchFuel isn’t the first search engine marketing blog and it won’t be the last but if you are in the indusattempt more information is always better than less. You can read the blog’s introductory post here.



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