By Matt McGee on Apr 25, 2009 in Education/Conferences | 1 Comment
Quick note for any small business owners out there who feel you need to get a better grasp on the basics of search marketing: Search Marketing Now is hosting “Search Marketing for Small Business,” a live and free webinar on Thursday, May 14th at 1:00 pm ET / 10:00 am PT. Industry bet Disa Johnson [...]
By Matt McGee on Apr 20, 2009 in Education/Conferences | 3 Comments
I wouldn’t normally mention something happening five months away, but when there’s a chance to invite you to what will be a terrific small business marketing conference and help you save $200 in the process … well, now you understand why.
I’m talking about Learn About Web – Denver, which is scheduled for September 14 and [...]
By Matt McGee on Apr 12, 2009 in Education/Conferences | 0 Comments
For a couple years now I’ve been looking at ad:tech and thinking it would be cool to attend one. It seems like quite a different conference than the search marketing shows I’m used to, with different speakers, different vendors, and a different audience.
I’ll finally have my chance next week because I’m speaking on day two [...]
By Matt McGee on Mar 8, 2009 in Education/Conferences, SEO, Web Design | 4 Comments
Kim Krause Berg got me thinking last week when she wrote Why I’m Not Comfortable with Web Site Clinics, an article that questions the value of those site review sessions you see at almost every search marketing/design conference.
At the risk of paraphrasing, Kim’s argument — which I generally agree with — is that the [...]
By Matt McGee on Feb 25, 2009 in Education/Conferences | 2 Comments
The announcement of that new Canonical Tag was so exciting that Matt Cutts started raising the roof right in the middle of his presentation about it. That’s one of a dozen photos in my SMX West 2009 photoset on Flickr.
Not sure why I only took a dozen shots when I usually do like [...]
By Matt McGee on Feb 25, 2009 in Blogging, Education/Conferences, Google, MY BEST POSTS | 7 Comments
At SMX West a couple weeks ago, I moderated a unique session titled “Up Close with Google Blog Search.” I call it unique because there was only one speaker on the panel: Chris Pennock, Senior Software Engineer for Google Blog Search. As moderator, I also gave a brief, unscripted presentation of some things I researched [...]