The 2007 conference scene is now officially underway as yet another information packed SES show has come and gone. As far as these types of events go, SES is one of the most preeminent destinations to get all the juicy info on the latest news, rumors, trends and happenings within the search engine industry.
Also, I hear that some of the best parties ever are synonymous with SES gatherings, but I’ve only got world-of-mouth confirmation when it comes to that assertion.
What is certain, however, is that these were the topics covered at this year’s SES London:
* How search engines list web sites for free and through paid placements
* How to get free “organic” traffic by building a site that pleases search engines and your visitors
* How to efficiently purchase listings guaranteed to rank your company at the top of search engine results
* How to calculate the ROI of your search marketing efforts by tracking your visitors from the time they hit your site until they buy - and get tips on improving conversion if they don’t!
* How to build links that generate traffic to your web site, and how to avoid the penalties of “spamming” the search engines
* What’s coming next in the constantly evolving world of web search, and how you can profit from those changes
WebProNews guest correspondent Debbie Harrison was on hand at SES London. Earlier this week she brought us coverage of sessions highlighting campaign and project management in both paid search and organic SEO strategies.
Debbie also sat down with our own Chris Richardson to give us an insider’s perspective into the happenings at the show. You definitely won’t want to miss out what she has to say about this year’s Search Engine Strategies in London.
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February 19th, 2007 at 12:00 pm
Popped into SES on the Tuesday to find out about the launch of Panama over here in Europe. Wish I had made it to the second day, which really seemed to be the google day.
February 19th, 2007 at 8:27 pm
Nice job Deb H!!
I wonder if they focused on optimization for mostly the UK side of things or did they talk more globally (.com’s) like usual?
What about the recent issues with Google Uk and client home page indexing issues?
February 19th, 2007 at 8:48 pm
other countries seem to have a advantage over others as far as engines are concerned”
How search engines list web sites for free and through paid placements
How to get free “organic” traffic by building a site that pleases search engines and your visitors
How to efficiently purchase listings guaranteed to rank your company at the top of search engine results
February 19th, 2007 at 8:57 pm
other countries seem to have a advantage over others as far as engines are concerned”
How search engines list web sites for free and through paid placements
How to get free “organic” traffic by building a site that pleases search engines and your visitors
How to efficiently purchase listings guaranteed to rank your company at the top of search engine results
I feel that since your site is a electronic message floating out in cyber space the engines should be thankful that we as users submit to them!
they have a really complicated situation going on at times all I do is submit to the engines all day” :cut & paste: away until the next reveiw comes up one of my site whent form PR 0 to PR 3 in three months can some one relate to that or is it common? web pro you guyz are the best
I would like to here more from SEMPO
February 20th, 2007 at 9:07 am
Actually Jaan, a lot of the statistics were focused on Europe and the UK. There were a few of the main statistics that were based on findings in the US, but only main stuff (How many people use the internet, what for, etc).
I was pleasantly suprised.
November 13th, 2007 at 5:15 pm
Google is down sizing their engines and algos for directory listing why??????