Amid increasingly challenging economic times, as business budgets continue the delicate shift from traditional marketing outlets to online venues, New York City will play host to the online marketing conference Search Engine Strategies (SES) New York, from March 23 to 27.
The conference features two days of hands-on search marketing training, where marketers can catch up on the latest online trends for search engine optimization (SEO) consultants, web developers and public relations professionals.
The intensive workshops, hosted by SEO industry expert Bruce Clay, are designed to provide the applications and applied exposure necessary to increase businesses’ web visibility and return on investments.
Moreover, over 5,000 corporate leaders, web developers and search engine marketing (SEM) specialists will be in attendance during the week-long conference, as they showcase strategies for prevailing in today’s mine-filled economic landscape.
These professionals will offer tips on, among other things, how to:
- Optimize your web pages and outrank your competition.
- Increase traffic via organic listings while adhering to search engine guidelines and avoiding “spam” penalties.
- Build links that will keep you visible amidst potential customers.
- Rank better with pay-per-click advertising.
In addition, SEO Samba is offering contestants the opportunity to win a free full conference pass ($2,000 value) to SES New York when they participate in SEO Samba’s Twitter contest as well as free exhibit passes for all. Contestants have until Tuesday, March 17, 12 PM Eastern Time to submit entries. For information, please go to the following link: social marketing
-Now in its 10th year, the global SES Conference and Expo Series educates thousands of delegates each year, with a 98% satisfaction rate. Events are organized and programmed in cooperation with the SES Advisory Board and SearchEngineWatch.com, the leading authority on Search Engine Marketing. SES New York is the only major Search Marketing Conference on the East Coast.
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