Feburary 13–15, 2007 • ExCel London • London UK   
 

Agenda – Day 2

Agenda* – Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Day 2 – Conference
Exhibit Hall Hours 10:00am – 3:00pm
8:00am – 5:30pm Registration
9:00am – 9:45am

A Keynote Conversation with Google's Matt Cutts

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9:45am – 10:30am Morning Coffee
10:30am – 11:45am Attendees may choose to attend one of the three sessions offered during this time.

Fundamentals Track
Successful Site Architecture
Learn to successfully architect your site for search engines and how specific page elements and design technologies may impact your ability to gain good organic listings. Covers topics such as directory and file structure, server-side includes (SSIs), 404 error trapping, JavaScript, robots.txt use, frames, secure area usage, and much more. Toward the end of the session, volunteers from the audience will have their sites examined to see how changes could be made to their site architecture and design to increase search engine traffic, as time allows. It's highly recommended for those new to search engine marketing to have previously attended the "Search Engine Friendly Design" session on Day 1.

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Search Advertising Track
Creating Compelling Ads
Getting clicks on your paid listings can be a challenge. You need to compel the consumer to click through, yet your ad must also comply with editorial standards controlling what you can say and even the punctuation you can use. You also want the RIGHT type of click. Choose your words poorly, and the wrong audience will come, costing you money and offering no hope of conversion. This session looks at ways to get the right clicks. NOTE: The session is designed for those who are already familiar with how paid placement works. If you are new, be sure to have attended Buying Search Engine Advertising on Day 1.

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Vertical Search Issues Track
News Search SEO
News search engines offer a great way to receive targeted traffic related to breaking topics or to help with a public relations launch. In this session, we look at how to make use of press releases and news content to tap into the power of news search.

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11:45am – 1:00pm Network Lunch
11:45am – 12:45pm Google University
(Special Registration Required – click here)
1:00pm – 2:15pm Attendees may choose to attend one of the three sessions offered during this time.

Fundamentals Track
Balancing Organic & Paid Listings
If you get plenty of "free" listings, there's no need to go the paid route, right? Wrong -- what happens if a change in how search engines rank pages leaves you out of the top results? Well, if you buy your way in, there's no need to worry about the free results! Wrong again. Why not gain free traffic if you're relevant? This session explores issues like these and how to get the balance right between free and paid campaigns.

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Search Advertising Track
Landing Page Testing & Tuning
Getting someone to click on your search ad is only half the battle. Once visitors arrive, the landing pages you display to them are a crucial component in converting them into buyers. This session looks at ways to test and tweak your landing pages to get that conversion. NOTE: The session is designed for those who are already familiar with how paid placement works. If you are new, be sure to have attended Buying Search Advertising on Day 1.

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Vertical Search Issues Track
Blog & Feed Search SEO
This session explores how specialized blog and feed (RSS/Atom) search engines gather content and provides tips on tapping into these growing forms of traffic.

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2:15pm – 2:45pm Afternoon Break
2:45pm – 4:00pm Attendees may choose to attend one of the three sessions offered during this time.

Fundamentals Track
Writing for Search Engines
To please search engines, you need to be using the keywords you want to be found for. However, you also need to write in a way that pleases human visitors. Learn how to do both, a winning combination that brings you visitors and converts them into customers. Toward the end of the session, volunteers from the audience will have their sites reviewed to see how copy could be better crafted to please search engine ranking algorithms as well as human visitors, as time allows.

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Search Advertising Track
Converting Visitors into Buyers
Getting visitors to your web site is only half the battle. To be victorious, you need them to convert into customers by making purchases, signing up for services or fulfilling whatever are your goals. Learn about making this conversion. The latter part of the session takes volunteers from the audience and examines their web sites live to provide general feedback about changing them to improve visitor conversion.

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Vertical Search Issues Track
Video & Podcast SEO
New products make it easier to locate video content from across the web or to find "podcast" programs, on-demand radio-like shows people can listen to on MP3 players or their computers. This session will provide a look at various services and how to get your content visible and audible within them.

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4:00pm – 4:30pm Break
4:30pm – 5:45pm Attendees may choose to attend one of the three sessions offered during this time.

Fundamentals Track
Linking Strategies
Effective linking is crucial, but linking strategies that once worked may not be the way to go today. This session will explore issues such as whether you should buy or sell links, how far is too far in optimizing your internal link structure, and if you operate a network of sites, can natural interlinking be perceived as link spam?

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Search Advertising Track
Search Advertising Forum
What's new in the world of paid listings and other search engine advertising programs? Get an update from ad buyers and sellers, with plenty of time for Q&A and audience participation in sharing tips. NOTE: This session is designed for those experienced in buying search engine advertising.

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Search Advertising Track
Social Search Overview
Humans are hot again, when it comes to search. But this time, it's not the old school method of using a small group of human editors to categorize the web. Instead, search engines are tapping into human knowledge more widely through tagging, click through tracking, search history features and other methods. Learn about the social search revolution that's underway, in this session.

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Who should attend?
  • Online marketers
  • SEM professionals
  • Media planners and buyers
  • Webmasters
  • Direct marketers
  • Interactive agency professionals
  • E-commerce managers
  • Web business owners