Search Engine College Launches World First: Search Engine Wiki (BETA)
Online training institution Search Engine College, has today launched Search Engine Wiki (BETA), the world's first vertical wiki dedicated to search engines and search engine marketing. The idea behind Search Engine Wiki is to provide a collaborative online library of search engine marketing (SEM) resources.
Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) November 12, 2007 -- Online training institution Search Engine College, has today launched Search Engine Wiki (BETA), the world's first vertical wiki dedicated to search engines and search engine marketing.
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The idea behind Search Engine Wiki is to provide a collaborative online library of search engine marketing (SEM) resources.
Some of the extensive resources found on the site include:
| | - Lists of international search engines - categorized by country, type and industry.
- A glossary of definitions for common terms used in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM).
- A library of search engine marketing articles.
- Employment resources listing SEO, PPC and SEM job vacancies.
- A collection of popular search engine marketing blogs and news feeds.
- Frequently Asked Questions about search engines and SEM.
- Lists of popular search engine marketing tools and time saving software.
- Links to upcoming search industry conferences and events.
- Introductions to well known search industry personalities.
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Search Engine Wiki is the brainchild of Kalena and Jerry Jordan, the founders of Search Engine College, and is the result of over 10 years worth of industry research and practice.
"Search Engine Wiki actually began life as a massive collection of bookmarks, tools and site links that we'd gathered over the past 10 years as search engine optimization consultants", says Kalena.
"As I was constantly referencing these within the SEO courses that I teach at Search Engine College and in my Search Engine Advice Column, I realized that the collection would make fantastic starter content for a community-driven wiki. Last year, we discovered that the perfect domain (SearchEngineWiki.com) was available and it seemed like serendipity. We've been growing the Wiki ever since."
Like Wikipedia and most other wikis, Search Engine Wiki is designed for interactivity. Wiki users can suggest resources and definitions to be added or sign up to become editors and add these resources themselves. Search Engine College students are also encouraged to collaborate and contribute to the Wiki during their training and beyond.
Search Engine Wiki is now in BETA release and welcomes contributions from the public.
About Search Engine Wiki
Search Engine Wiki is the world's first public wiki dedicated to search engines and search engine marketing. It provides a collaborative online library of search engine marketing resources that is constantly updated and evolving. Search Engine Wiki is owned by Jordan Consulting Group and managed by Search Engine College staff and community volunteer editors.
About Search Engine College
Search Engine College is an online training institution offering instructor-led short courses and downloadable self-study courses in Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Marketing subjects. SEC is owned by Jordan Consulting Group and managed by well-known search engine optimization industry expert Kalena Jordan. All classes are run in conjunction with experienced tutors specialized in various aspects of search engine marketing and well-respected in the industry.
For further inquiries or information contact:
Search Engine College
Kalena Jordan
Director of Studies
Phone / Fax : + 61 2 6655 9216
Email: kalena(at)searchenginecollege.com
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