You can find additional websites for your campaign ads through Google AdWords' placement tool. Log in to your account and click on a campaign then click on the Placement tab. You always want to start with your keyword list, however. Let's say you are selling yellow widgets. You title your campaign "Yellow Widgets." Go into your campaign settings and make sure that you have tweaked your keyword list to be as highly optimized as you can get it.

Engadget has photos of what they say is going to be a mobile phone running Google-backed mobile system Android . The phone is T-Mobile-branded and produced by HTC (Taiwan-based High Tech Computer Corporation, a member of the - again Google-backed - Open Handset Alliance, as is T-Mobile), and comes with a slidable keyboard.* [Via Reto .] *The last HTC/ T-Mobile phone I had I gave up on due to low usability, but then again, it had Windows Mobile running on it.

by Diane Aull Lots of businesses use email as a marketing tool. One of the big issues they have to overcome is how to get the customer to actually open and read the email. There's an art to it, and even the best can't get recipients to read every email they send. The one commercial email almost everyone reads But you know, there's one kind of business email that almost always gets read, and almost never gets reported as spam.

An article by Patrick Altoft on Blogstorm seems to indicate that perhaps Google is placing less emphasis on keywords in anchor text and looking more for natural links. The article raises some interesting points and if the situation is true, it could have a major bearing on SEO and the way we try build links to out pages.

At present, one of the major search engine optimization factors in determining website authority, and subsequently search result placement, is the number and quality and relevant links coming in to the pages of your website. If you set aside a small amount of time each day you can steadily build and manage your links effectively. These five tasks will go a long way to making you task easier.

by Vera H-C Chan Gas-saving scooters! Backyard vacations! Celebrity twins! Okay, so you can't attribute all trends to a poor economy. Still,?a recent run on " canning recipes " may?indicate yet another resurgence of a frugal tradition. Summer interest in saving goodies for later has swelled 28% compared to last year. Even more startling, Web queries on anything canning-related is 16 times higher than in 2006. An AP report credits the canning comeback to produce costs,

Yahoo! Mash. Nothing really sparkling springs to mind. If you haven't hear of it, you haven't missed any thing. A day doesn't go by where I don't hear about a new social site opening it's doors. This time, I read where one is closing its doors - before they opened. Mash was supposed to be Yahoo!'s answer to all the other large social sites. The problem was, Yahoo! forgot to tell the rest of the world about, or at least, to keep promoting it. It seems that Yahoo!

If you decide to run ad units as part of your blogging income, you need to determine where you are going to place them. If you are being paid by the placement then you should have an agreement as to where that ad unit is placed. If you are running affiliate or PPC ad units, then placement can have a huge effect on your results. With pay-per-click (PPC) ad units such as Adwords, you will need to play around with the various types and placements of your ad units.

I have been seeing some pretty interesting picnic and outdoor related blog posts and articles show up online lately, and I wanted to share some more ideas on the industry of picnic baskets and share how I think this industry could do really well in the social communities. Now picnic baskets themselves are pretty boring (in my opinion) but when you can put them side by side with the reasons we use them (food, tailgating parties, outdoor romance) they get a lot more interesting,

by Molly McCall From the Democratic National Convention to Sarah Palin 's debut on the national stage, politics dominated the news??"and the Buzz??"this week. Yet, other stories still managed to rise up the Buzz ranks, drawing votes and readers over the past seven days. As a relief from the Obama-Biden-McCain-and-(now)-Palin drumbeat, we present some of the buzziest of those non-presidential tales. Enjoy. The "True" Origins of Superman On an early June day in 1932,