BrigthonSEO provided some great content throughout the day, but I found Glenn Jones presentation on Microformats and SEO very interesting. … Read more
There are only nine days left to get your early bird tickets for the newest search marketing conference in the … Read more
Every year people look for when the Online Marketing Conferences are going to be held and whether they are worth while going to. As with last year, I have updated my Online Marketing Conference Calendar to share with you all.
Please feel free to share the Online Marketing Calendar with your colleagues, and hopefully I will see you at a few off them this year.
Each year I look at the conference calendar to see which I feel will be the most beneficial to me. This year I am looking at the calendar slightly differently as I want to pitch for speaking slots as well as attend as an attendee.
Below I have highlighted the conferences that I want to attend as a member of the audience, and possible pitch to speak at some events.
This has become one of the must attend events every time that it is held. Last year BrightonSEO sold 600 tickets in less than 30minutes, which tells you exactly how popular and valuable it has become.
Kelvin Newman, the founder of BrightonSEO has continued to increase the capacity of the event each time, providing the very best speakers from across the SEO industry.
I am hoping that I will be able to attend both BrightonSEOs this year and maybe be in a position to speak at the event in 2013.. 🙂
On the 6th December 2010 I was asked to speak at Oxford Brookes University to a class studying for their … Read more
On Tuesday I gave my first conference presentation at A4U London alongside SEOptimise Director of Search Kevin Gibbons. View more … Read more
On Wednesday 21st September 2011 I spoke at OxonDigital about 10 basic SEO tips for web designers & developers. OxonDigital … Read more
On the 9th September Kevin, Stuart and I attended BrightonSEO a free search marketing conference on the south coast, organised … Read more
I was recently informed that I will be accompanying Kevin Gibbons speaking at A4U London. Although this is exciting news, I am also a bit nervous as it will be my very first conference.
Our presentation will cover many different strategies to help affiliates navigate the panda update by improving SEO both on and off-site. Below is an outline of what our presentation will be about.
Google’s ‘Panda’ algorithm update sent shockwaves through the online community earlier this year, and many affiliate sites have struggled to rank well ever since. But all is not lost – this presentation will cover a number of strategies and concepts which affiliates can use to improve their Google organic search traffic. In particular, we’ll look at how an affiliate can develop their site as a trusted online brand, with the aim of boosting traffic from organic search.