Entries from Search Engine Roundtable tagged with 'poll'

Most SEOs Don't Report Competitors To Google

A couple weeks ago I asked if Do You Report Your Competitors as Spam in Google? Well, the results are in and most SEOs said they do not report their competitors to Google as spamming. Of the 159 responses,...

Most SEOs Believe Competitors Can Hurt Your Google Rankings

About a week ago I ran a poll that asked Can Someone Hurt A Competitors Google Rankings With Links? I ran the poll because there is a lot of debate around this topic. So I figured, why not ask you...

Advertiser Dreams May Come True: Yahoo May Boost Google Ads Again

Last night, the big news was again Microsoft/Yahoo/Google business dealings. You can see all the headlines at Techmeme, including (1) Microsoft might start the hostile takeover today (tomorrow) and (2) Yahoo might announce they will continue to carry Google ads...

Which Day Do You Make Most Your Google AdSense Income?

A DigitalPoint Forums thread asks other Google AdSense publishers which day of the week, do they make the most amount of money with Google. Most say, Monday and Tuesday are their highest yielding days, while some say the weekends are....

Most Our Readers Want To Work at Google

A little over a month ago, I ran a poll asking Would You Want to Work at Google? The results were a bit surprising, 69% of the 143 responses said they would like to work at Google. 98 respondents or...

The Most Annoying Google AdSense Unit Is: The Large Rectangle

About 6 weeks ago, I polled our readers on which Google AdSense unit they found to be the most annoying. The results are in and the winner of the most annoying AdSense unit is the large rectangle unit. As you...

SEOs Split On Value of DMOZ.org (ODP) Link

On February 20th, I asked our readers if they thought a listing in the Open Directory Project would have a major impact on a site's Google ranking. The response was split down the middle. We only had 58 responses, which...

65% of SEOs Prefer Old & Aged Links Over Fresh & New Links

The results are in, and SEOs voted on which link they would prefer. 65% of SEOs said they would prefer an old and aged link over a fresh and new link. 35% said they want the newer fresh links over...

63% of AdSense Publishers Say Earnings Down in 2008

Earlier we released a poll that showed 37% of Google AdSense Publishers Earned Over a $1,000 in 2007. So on January 31st, I decided to run a new poll asking Google AdSense Earnings Way Down in January 2008? The results...

Yahoo Search Marketing Votes Most Improved PPC Program of 2007

On January 7th, we asked you to vote on the most improved PPC program of 2007. Your votes are now all in and I wanted to share the 76 responses. Overall, most of you felt Yahoo Search Marketing was the...

37% of Google AdSense Publishers Earned Over a $1,000 in 2007

I thought I would begin publishing some recent polls I have been requesting from our readers to complete here. The first poll I am publishing was polled on January 3, 2008, where I asked How Much Did You Make from...

Can the PageRank Hysterics Simmer Down?

There's an interesting poll on DigitalPoint Forums about the obsessive compulsive nature of users when there are Google PageRank updates. We've already explored last week how Google should consider removal of the PageRank score and this poll's results seem to...

What is the Most Important Element in Your Google AdWords Campaign?

An interesting poll is in its infancy at DigitalPoint Forums but a trend is already emerging. The poll asks: what are the most important elements of your AdWords campaign? So far, Keyword Research and Landing Pages. The discussion brings forth...

Yahoo! Asking For Feedback & Votes on Search Results

SEOdisco has screenshots of Yahoo! asking for feedback on the organic, natural, free search results, asking the user. How useful are the first two results below? The survey gives you a 1 to 5 point scale, 1 being not useful...

Do You Use Section Targeting in Google AdSense?

There is a nice poll running at DigitalPoint Forums that asks AdSense publishers to vote on if they use Google Adsense's section targeting or not. I explained section targeting in the past, and there is also this AdSense help page...


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