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  • 03.23.10

    Conductor CEO Seth Besmertnik to Speak at SES New York

    Conductor, the leading provider of SEO measurement and optimization technology, announced today Seth Besmertnik, Conductor CEO, will be speaking at SES, in New York, NY. Read more
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    Leveraging Natural Search

    Since there are now so many different ways for people get to websites, natural search has become increasingly difficult over the past few years. Seth Besmertnik, the CEO of Conductor, talked about this idea with WebProNews and explained what search marketers need to do to leverage the changes. Read more
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    Conductor Seth Dotterer to Speak on SEO for New Websites

    Conductor, the leading provider of SEO measurement and optimization technology, announced today Seth Dotterer, senior director of marketing, will be speaking at Ultralight Startups’ Entrepreneur's Forum in New York, NY, on Thursday March 4. Industry experts from Didit and Bruce Clay will join him to discuss “SEO for New Websites,” including basic SEO strategy and implementation, SEO for new websites and advanced SEO topics such as social media and real-time search, content types and innovations in search engines. Read more
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    The Invisible Retailer

    We have examined many aspects of natural search while helping companies with their search engine optimization efforts. In the fourth quarter of 2009 we studied the SEO success of the online merchants in the Internet Retailer Top 500. The results weren’t pretty. Read more
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    Fortune 500 Weak in Natural Search

    Although they spend millions of dollars on paid search, Fortune 500 companies are largely invisible in natural search: Collectively, the Fortune 500 spent an average $3.4 million per day on 97,559 keywords during the fourth quarter of 2009, yet only for 25% of those keywords Fortune 500 companies rank in the top 50 of natural search results, according to research from Conductor. Read more
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