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Indeed.com is the fastest growing job site Search Engine

Union Square Ventures worked really hard to convince Indeed.com to let them invest in it six years back. This capital venture firm is known for some of its prudent investments like for Twitter and Zynga, and has since invested in Indeed because it felt that it was the best candidate for an online job search site. Today, Indeed.com has a top-notch website that works like Google. Being an aggregator, its search engine browses the net for job listings on thousands and thousands of websites from job boards and associations to company career pages and newspapers. Job seekers will typically search for listings on the site’s home page, which is similar in look and feel to that of Google’s home page. As a user, you can use 2 things to get started – what kind of job you want and where you want this job to be. Clicking on a job listing will take you directly to that site where the position has been posted. This includes some of the leading job portals like Monster and CareerBuilder. Indeed’s foc...

Questions about search engine marketing alliance answered by Yahoo

A number of questions about the advertisers regarding the changes that might occur once the Yahoo! Search Alliance with Microsoft have been answered by Yahoo! The deal which the Yahoo!’s algorithmic as well as pay per click management services integrating into Microsoft's ad Center service will be seen. The project was given a thumb’s up by the US and European competition regulators in Feb. The company has announced that all Yahoo! Sponsored Search will be withdrawn once the Search Alliance is accepted and marketers are expected will be given distribution controls that allow to select traffic from Yahoo! and Bing’s full affiliate network or combined marketplace. Unfortunately for those running PPC campaigns, the company said that they won’t be able to collect traffic from only one of the search engines. The two giant companies will together review "discrepancies" in the editorial policies. All Yahoo! and Microsoft search advertising customers are likely to transferred to ...