Admit it.
How many of you read that title and thought that your SEO career was about to come tumbling down? Yeah, I’m mean like that! 
Anyway, while I have you hear, can you tell me what you think of this:
The "Guru" product is not showing for everyone, and apparently if you click the link it takes you…no where actually.
Any guesses what it may be? A return of Google Answers perhaps?
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Jay Says:
December 18th, 2009 at 2:13 pm
I don’t really care because I am not in this field. But I think SEM is more important than SEO. So as long as people need to advertise, SEM people always have work to do.