The day was kicked up by a head to head presentation-off between Will Critchlow and Rand Fishkin on the subject of keywords. Both took very different approaches to tackling the subject of keyword research; Rand opting for the macro approach and looking at SEO market share as a whole and in driving traffic to the [...]
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SEO Pro Training – Day Two Summary
20 October 2009 | Posted by Chloe Temple | Search Campaign Manager | SearchTags: Dave Naylor, London, Search, Search Engine, SEO, seomoz
SEO Pro Training – Day One Summary
19 October 2009 | Posted by Chloe Temple | Search Campaign Manager | Analytics, Search, Social MediaTags: distilled, featured, London, rand fishkin, seo pro training, seomoz
Here’s my summary of day 1 of SEOMoz’s “SEO Pro Training” conference – sorry if this is a little messy, I’m typing this up on a Blackberry!
The morning kicked off with ‘advanced analytics’ by Will Critchlow ,who offered a host of advice on plugins to make the most of your Google Analytics package and what [...]
Our first Measurement Camp
11 September 2009 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | Social MediaTags: London, measurement, measurement camp, meeting, social media
Early on Thursday morning, myself and couple of Tamar colleagues were lucky enough to be invited to join the “Measurement Camp” gang at their monthly meet-up. I’ve known of Measurement Camp for a while now (including their most excellent Wiki) but this is the first time we’ve been able to attend (purely for timing reasons [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 2 Session 3
5 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: Altogether Digital, Blended Results, Chris Sherman, London, Performics, SMX, Video Search
After a typical conference lunch (chicken and cous-cous – hmmmmm, bland!) we head in to session 3, entitled “Search 3.0 – Video search and blended results”. As a big fan of universal search, I’m very interested to see what they have to say.
First up to the podium was Tom Wilde from EveryZing, who talked about [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 2 Session 2
5 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: Dave Naylor, London, Nathan Baggia, SMX, Vanessa Fox, Web 2.0
The second session of the day that interested me was moderated by the lovely Vanessa Fox, and was entitled “SEO for web 2.0 websites”. The panel once again included Dave Naylor, Nathan Baggia from Microsoft, Tom Critchlow from Distilled and possibly the jazziest-dresser I have ever seen on a panel – Mikkel deMib Svendsen from [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 2 Session 1
5 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: Bronco, Dave Naylor, Google, London, Microsoft, SEO, SMX
The first session I attended this morning was the serious sounding “Industrial Strenth SEO” and included a number of heavy-duty speakers, including Richard Baxter of Cheapflights.co.uk, Gary Moyle of Guava (nee Neutralize) and Dave Naylor.
First up was Gary Moyle, who talked about the problem of Industrial Strength SEO compared to enterprise-level projects. The main [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 1 Session 2
4 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: E-consultancy, Global, Hitwise, London, Search, SMX, Spooks
After the excitement of session 1, we moved on to the world of the ‘Global Search Universe’ for session 2. If I’m perfectly honest, this session wasn’t half as interesting as the keynote speech, but I still got a fair bit out of it. However, my notes are more of a stream-of-consciousness than any useful [...]
SMX London 2008 – Day 1 Session 1
4 November 2008 | Posted by Henry Elliss | Head of Social Media | SearchTags: Chris Sherman, London, SEO, SMX, Vanessa Fox
Well it’s that time of year again and SMX London has rolled in to town, complete with most of the usual familiar faces (Chris Sherman is chairing, the lovely Vanessa Fox is in attendance – sadly no sign of Danny Sullivan…) and all the usual gubbins. I’ve been taking copious notes in the sessions [...]
