My New Search Site: Search Engine Land

by Danny Sullivan on November 16, 2006

in Work

In News On My Plans For Next
Year, I said that I would be starting a new search blog. I now have more
news on that to
pass along, it will be called Search
Engine Land, located at searchengineland.com. I plan to continue writing
about search with original content as well as commenting about the search news
of the day. Joining me with be Chris Sherman and Barry Schwartz. The site
launches December 11. For more about what will come, please see the
Search Engine Land site itself.

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1 skore November 17, 2006 at 3:26 am

Danny -
Great job on your keynote this morning and I am really looking forward to the new site (cool name by the way).
I did a write-up of your keynote at: http://www.10e20.com/2006/11/16/pubcon-special-guest-keynote-danny-sullivan/ if you want to check it out.
Great hearing you speak this morning!
Chris

2 Li November 17, 2006 at 4:34 am

Great news Danny, congrats on the new venture!
I’m sure your going to have folks lining up to do advertising on there too, right after they are done the drinking game at Pubcon. :)

3 Mike Empuria November 22, 2006 at 10:20 pm

I’ve just read the post about your new correspondents and I can’t wait for the site to go live.
Can you do me a favour? In Bloglines the RSS feed comes up as “Search Engine Land: News About Search Engines & Search Marketing.” That takes up two lines of text! If you don’t know what SEL is about by now you don’t want to know!

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