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		<title>SEO SEM companies VS google Advertising</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the increased offer of online business optimization companies,  search engine marketing and optimization consultants, studios, agencies and firms, it seems no surprise that the same "creators" of the services that started this keyword battle...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With the increased offer of online business optimization companies,  search engine marketing and optimization consultants, studios, agencies and firms, it seems no surprise that the same &#8220;creators&#8221; of the services that started this keyword battle, would open doors to offer their OWN services combo towards services in the search business. YES this is real&#8230;<a href="http://http//www.google.com/ads/overview.html" target="_blank">Google</a> now offers their own services including keyword investigation, website submission and visibility, etc. In a commercial basis, and with rates far from what small business can afford.  The question here would be&#8230;does that includes the actual MSN, YAHOO competition? We are no stupid and know that a commercial &#8220;solution&#8221; or &#8220;option&#8221; is always offered at least in the major search companies mentioned in this article, but would this be a honest competition among search business consultors? We thinkg this is something that only SERPS and conversion results will define.</p>
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