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    Enterprise Level SEO Is Not For The Weak

    recurring theme at the SES sessions I’ve attended this year is the importance of communicating SEO in a language that non-search professionals (high level executives) will understand. TopRank CEO Lee Odden even offered the presentation ‘Selling Search to the C-Suite.’ Read more
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    Scaling Up Your SEO Campaigns - SES San Francisco

    How's everyone holding up? Keep those eyes peeled and your concentration pumping as we move into a beefed up session with a bunch of CEOs. Smooth operator and fellow Brit, Mike Grehan will be moderating for Covario's Russ Mann, Conductor's Seth Besmertnik, BrightEdge's Jim Yu, and Searchmetrics' Horst Joepen. Read more
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    Conductor CEO to Present Advanced Methods in Attaining SEO Success

    Conductor, Inc., the most widely used SEO technology company, announced today that its CEO, Seth Besmertnik, will be presenting at the SES, Search Engine Strategies Conference, in San Francisco, CA, August 18th and 19th. Besmertnik will discuss enterprise level SEO challenges and provide practical solutions. His presentations will include industry speakers from Search Engine Watch, SES Advisory Board and SAP. Read more
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    Start Planning for the New Seasonality of Search

    You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that web searches for consumer electronics and toys spike in the holiday months. Any good marketer understands seasonal cycles like these occur every year. Back-to-school, upfronts, Christmas, end-of-school, spring break -- they are all dedicated entries on marketing plans and budgets. But even the best-laid plans can fall short if you're not considering search seasonality. Read more
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    Internet Retailer Rates Top 500 SEO Efforts

    The latest Internet Retailer 500 directory is here. Each year this is one of every industry player’s prime sources of data about how the Internet ‘big boys’ are performing and, more importantly, what they are doing to be ranked in these Top 500. Read more
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