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SES NY 2008: Day 4 Coverage Roundup
What a show.
Today we wound up SES NY 2008 with a brilliant keynote by Andrew Tomkins on Yahoo's new Open Search Platform, an informative multimedia track, and the useful hodgepodge of our insightful industry-trends mashup in the hybrid track. Read blog posts below for in-depth session reporting.
eBrandz - Search Spend Appears Strong Despite Slowing Economy
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Where's Search Heading? Ask Yahoo's Chief Scientist
DM News, Ellen Keohane - WSJ Digital Network gets aggressive with search: SES NY Keynote
Epiphany Search News - Search engine in click fraud prevention deal with online auditor
InternetNews, Kenneth Corbin - Mahalo Testing The Opinion-Driven Algorithm
CNet News, Elinor Mills - Mahalo adds user reviews to search site
WebProNews, Doug Caverly - SES New York: Satisfying Usability And SEO
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Yahoo on the Future of Search
Search Engine Roundtable, Chris Boggs - Social Search - The Next Step
Search Engine Roundtable, Jeff Quipp - Staffing Up for Search
Search Engine Roundtable, Jeff Quipp - Morning Keynote: Andrew Tomkins
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Podcast & Audio Search Optimization
AltSearchEngines, Charles Knight - My Search is Better Than Your Search
Get Updated, James Welch - SES New York Day 2 - Widgets and gadgets
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Blogging Boogeyman:WHAT Is Social Media Good for? PART 2
Webanalytics Books - Search Engine Strategies
Local Point, Libby Waldo - Session Review: Local Search: Are Partnerships the Key to Success?
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - Morning Keynote: Andrew Tomkins
Engine Ready Blog, Brian - SES New York - March 2008
Search Marketing Standard, Kent Lewis - SES Thursday Keynote: Andrew Tomkins, Chief Scientist at Yahoo! Research
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES NY Session: Social Media & Why it Matters
March 19, 2008
SES NY 2008: Day 3 Coverage Roundup
It's The Longest Day, Day #3 at SES NY 2008, and there are some great panels available on Social Search, Vertical and Retail, Stats and Research, and a stellar series of marketing panels by ClickZ. Read below for some of the in-depth online coverage from today's show!
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Ryan - Uncovering the Real Universal Search
GigaOm, Om Malik - Google Transformation from Just Search To Destination
eBrandz - Yahoo, Click Forensics To Battle Click Fraud Together
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Calacanis on SEO, Redux
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Heisler - Q&A; with Jason Calacanis, Founder & CEO, Mahalo.com
ClickZ, Enid Burns - SEMPO Forms Chapter in New York, Where Local SEM Groups Abound
ClickZ News, Anna Maria Virzi - The Google Conflict: Search Engine or Destination
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Is Google Becoming a Portal?
WebProNews, David Utter - Destination Google, Thanks To Universal Search
WebProNews, Jason Lee Spiller - SES New York: Will Google Sell Itself Out?
When Can I Stop, Kate Duffy - Universal Search at SES New York 2008
KevinHDavis.com - Yahoo Committed To Fight Against Click Fraud
Cool Site of the Day, Mike Corso - Search Engine Strategies Expo
Solo Business Marketing, Shirley George Frazier - Do You Subscribe to These Marketing Magazines?
Emerging Open Source Markets, Ken - Search Engine Strategies 2008 - NYC
Point It! Search Marketing Blog, Jon Lisbin - SES New York Link Building Session Notes
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Cookies, Milk & Kramer: Converting Visitors Into Buyers @ SES
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Cookies, Milk & Kramer Part 2: Converting Visitors To Buyers @ SES
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - SES Focus: Local Search Marketing Tactics
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Happy Birthday Google Website Optimizer! What’s New With You?
Buhalo - Curbing click fraud with Yahoo!, Click Forensics
WebProNews, Doug Caverly - SES New York: Design And Search Engines
WebProNews, David Utter - SES NY: What's A Widget?
The Butter Room, Gary - @ Search Engine Strategies NYC 2008 / Day Two
Just Search - Search Engine Strategies New York Day 1 - March 19, 2008
ISM News Blog - ‘Self-promoting’ Google becoming ‘destination’ page
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Basketball Players, Assists, and B2B Tactics
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - Beyond Linkbait with Media and Blogger Relations - SES NY
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES NY Keynote: SEO Lessons and the Wall Street Journal
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - Day Two SES NY 2008 Summary and Party Photos
Andrew RH Girdwood - SES New York: Social Media Marketing: What is it and What is it Good for?
Lexblog, Kevin O’Keefe - Google's transformation from just search to destination impacts law firms
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Social Media Marketing - What is it and What is it Good For?
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - Successful Tactics for Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - Widgets and Gadgets are taking over, but what are they?
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Morning Keynote: Search Has Changed Everything... And So Can You
adCenter Analytics Blog, Mel Carson - Web Analytics Tips – SES New York Style
mediadonis.net, Marcus Tandler - Party till you drop
ClickZ News, Enid Burns - Rapping SEMPO at SESNY
CNET News, Elinor Mills - Mahalo adds user reviews to search site
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Mahalo Adds New Social Search Tools
ChrisBaldwin.net - Geo Target your website with Google Webmaster Tool
DavidNaylor - Text Link Ads Silver Bullet or Poisoned Chalice
AffiliateTip, Shawn Collins - Jason Calacanis Keynote at SES NYC
Searchnewz, Bill Hartzer - Gigablast Launches Site Search
MediaBuyerPlanner - SEM Spend to Grow as Marketers Shift Budgets amid Economic Concerns
WebProNews, Mike Sachoff - SES New York: Successful Tactics for Social Media Optimization
Search Engine Watch, Tim Ash - SES NYC Day 2 Keynote - Nick Carr "The Big Switch"
WebProNews, Jason Lee Miller - SES New York: Calacanis Pitches Mahalo Social
Andrew RH Girdwood - SES New York: Successful Tactics for Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Pepperjam Blog, Ian - SES NY Day 3: Jason Calacanis Keynote
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Part 1: WHAT is Social Media Marketing Good For Anyway?
Mashable, Adam Hirsch - My Mahalo Released: Crowd Sourcing Gets a Little More Social
Organic Response, Will Fleiss - Jason Calacanis of Mahalo.com Speaking at Search Engine Strategies
Mashable, Mark ‘Rizzn’ Hopkins - Mahalo: Big Announcements Tomorrow
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Mahalo: Big Announcements Tomorrow
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Battle for Mindshare & Positioning! Big Brand Search Strategies
Search Engine Watch, Greg Jarboe - Keynote with Jason Calacanis - Official Launch of My Mahalo
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Jason Calacanis gives product demo of My Mahalo at SES New York
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - SEM Small Business Blitz
Search Engine Roundtable, Sheara Wilensky - Social Media Research: Informing Search Strategies
Search Engine Journal, Loren Baker - Search Advertising 101
Search Engine Roundtable, Chris Boggs - Link Building Basics Session at SES NY
Thought Sparks, Phil Stolle - Dealing with Affiliates
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - Day Three of Search Engine Strategies New York
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina Pettice - SES New York 2008: Bill Tancer
Mequoda Daily - SES NY Session: B2B SEO Tactics
Affiliate Marketing Blog, Shawn Collins - A few tips about Universal Search, optimizing video, link popularity and web analytics from the SES NY show
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Dealing With Affiliates at SES NYC | Affiliate Marketing Blog by Shawn Collins
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Social Search: Research Informing Search Strategies
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Afternoon Keynote: Jason Calacanis
Biznology Blog, Mike Moran - Top Search Trends
Website Magazine, Dante Monteverde - More on Converting Visitors to Buyers
Search Marketing Gurus, MarySue Eckstrom - Local Search Marketing Tactics - SES NY 2008
WebProNews, Doug Caverly - SES New York: Igniting Viral Campaigns From a "Newbee" Perspective
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - SES New York: Live Search "Tips And Tricks"
Organic Response - SES New York 2008: Todd Malicoat and Brent Csutoras
Thought Sparks, Phil Stolle - SES Prep from Rohit Bhargava
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Day Two of Search Engine Strategies New York
1 Choice 4 Your Store, Shawna Fennel - Local Search, a Different SEM Creature
Search Marketing Gurus, Brian Cosgrove - LookSmart $100.00 in advertising offer from SES NY
Zander Chance - SES New York: Landing Page Testing & Tuning
Centernetworks, Allen Stern - Search Engine Strategies NY - Day 2
WebMetricsGuru, Marshall Sponder - Mahalo Enhances Business Model With Affiliate Links
March 18, 2008
SES NY 2008: Day 2 Coverage Roundup
Day 2 at SES NY saw some great sessions and a packed exhibition floor on the first day with the booths up. Read the online coverage below for a taste of the show!
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Ryan - Q&A; with Nicholas Carr, author, The Big Switch
Zdnet, Paul Miller - hakia licenses OntoSem technology to third parties
Online Media Daily (Mediapost), Mark Walsh - Yahoo, Click Forensics Join To Battle Click Fraud
Online Media Daily (Mediapost), Mark Walsh - Widemile Releases New Browser-Based Platform, Announces New Partners
WebProNews, Manoj Jasra - Search Marketing Trends in 2008
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - An Insatiable Desire for Web Analytics?
ReadWriteWeb, Richard MacManus - Hakia Licenses its Semantic Search Technology
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - Tips for Overcoming Client-Created Roadblocks
eWEEK, Clint Boulton - Carr: Google Offers 'Animal Sacrifices' in Datacenters
My Way Blog, Marco Bianchi - SES NYC 08: primo giorno
The Butter Room, Gary Cope - @ Search Engine Strategies NYC 2008 / Day One
WebProNews, Lee Odden - SES New York Kicks Off
WebProNews, Stoney deGeyter - SEM Conferences You Should Be Attending
WebProNews, Mike Sachoff - Yahoo Partners With Click Forensics
ClickZ, Enid Burns - Multivariate Testing for Agencies
WebProNews, Doug Caverly - SES New York: Convincing Visitors To Buy
ClickZ, Anna Maria Virzi - Nicholas Carr: Google Rewiring the World
SEO Ninja, Sawamura-san - SES New York is on now
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - SES New York 2008: Greg Boser
Search Marketing Gurus, Li Evans - SES New York: Why Local is Different
Pepperjam Blog, Ian - SES NY Day 2: Morning Keynote
When Can I Stop, Kate Duffy - SES New York 2008: Data Into Action
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - Day One SES NY 2008 Summary and Photos
Andrew RH Girdwood - Did SEMPO choke at SES New York?
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - Tips for Overcoming Client-Created Roadblocks
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Waiting For Barking Cats? Redefining Customers
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - SES New York 2008: Jill Whalen
PageTraffic Blog, Navneet Kaushal - Yahoo! & Click Forensics Team-up to Combat Fraudulent clicks
Search Marketing Gurus, Brian Cosgrove - SES New York: Analytics: Data Into Action
WebProNews, Lee Odden - SES NY: Sara Holoubek Speaks On Behalf Of SEMPO
WebProNews, Mike Sachoff - SES New York: Getting Vertical Search Right
Search Marketing Gurus, Brian Cosgrove - SES New York: Organic Listings Forum
Search Marketing Gurus, Li Evans - SES New York: Nick Carr Keynote
Search Engine Roundtable, Sheara Wilensky - Orion Panel: Universal Search
Search Engine Roundtable, Sheara Wilensky - Introduction to Search Engine Marketing
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - SES NY Conference Welcome and Opening Keynote: Nick Carr
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - SES NY Video: Sara Holoubek on SEMPO
Search Engine Journal, Pablo Palatnik - Ads in a Quality Score World Session at SES New York
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Why Local Is Different
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Morning Keynote with Nick Carr
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Local Search, a Different SEM Creature
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - SES New York Day 2 … Start Your Engines!
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES New York: Converting Visitors into Buyers
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - SES New York 2008: Jill Whalen
Traffick, Andrew Goodman - The Long Tail Not Always Good, If Quality Score is
PPC Advice, Garry - SES NY 2008 Day 1 Winner: Auditing Paid Listings and Click Fraud
Search Engine Roundtable, Chris Boggs - Do You Know the Breakdown of Your Competitors' Paid and Organic Traffic? Hitwise does.
Search Engine Roundtable, Bill Hartzer - Domaining & Address Bar-Driven Traffic
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - What's new with Google Analytics and Website Optimizer?
WebProNews, Jason Lee Miller - SES New York: Will Google Sell Itself Out?
Bigmouthmedia News - Google hints at new ad formats at SES New York
Searchnewz, Kent Lewis - SES Keynote Nick Carr Author of The Big Switch
WebProNews, Doug Caverly - SES New York: Live Search "Tips And Tricks"
WebmasterRadio.fm - Nick Carr Keynote
WebmasterRadio.fm - Vertical Search Orion Panel
WebmasterRadio.fm - Tier 2 Search
WebmasterRadio.fm - Dynamic Landing Page Technology
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Earning Money from Contextual Ads
Search Engine Roundtable, Sheara Wilensky - Search Engine Friendly Design
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES New York: Universal Search Panel
The Palatnik Factor, Pablo Palatnik - Universal Search Killing the Google Business Model
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Orion Panel: Universal Search
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - SES New York: The Road To Mobile Search
Forbes, Andy Greenberg - Yahoo! Cozies Up To Its Click-Fraud Critics
InternetNews.com, Ken Corbin - Courting Industry in The Net Neutrality Debate
Internet Marketing Report, Julie Powers - Bouncy, bounce, bounce ... a measure that gives you thumbs up, thumbs down
Small Business SEM, Matt McGee - Local Search in 2008
TinPig - SES NY - Day One
Search Marketing Standard, Kent Lewis - Live from SES - Mobile Local Search: Finding the Way
SES NY 2008: Day 1 Coverage Roundup
Search Engine Strategies New York kicked off today, Monday the 17th of March, with strategic workshops and a track of local sessions. With over 8,000 attendees at the conference today, overflowing sessions like the late-afternoon Web Analytics panel, and the late-night St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl, there was plenty of function (and plenty of fun) for all comers. Read some of the great online coverage below.
MediaPost, Mark Simon - Back To Basics!
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES NY Session: 4 Ways to Redefine the Customer
Search Engine Watch, Kevin Newcomb - Search Spend Seems Healthy Despite Slowing Economy
Search Engine Watch, Greg Jarboe - Are Search Jobs Recession-Proof? If So, How Do You Get One?
The Analytics Guru, Marshall Sponder - First two sessions at SES - Monday, March 17th, 2008
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - The 900lb Gorilla in Search - Asia
When Can I Stop - Redefining the customer: People are cats, never dogs
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Search In Latin America, Australia, and Asia
aimClear Blog, Charlene Jaszewski - Critical Context in Analytic Data: Captain Kirk, Mortality Rates & Red Shirts
aimClear Blog, Jeff Quipp - Happy SES New York 2008 St. Paddy’s Day!
Marketing Technology Blog, Douglas Karr - Marketing Spending is Shifting to Search
Search Marketing Standard, Kent Lewis - Live from Search Engine Strategies: How to Build Investment Interest in Your SEO/SEM
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Igniting Viral Campaigns
Search Engine Roundtable, Jeff Quipp - How to Build Investment Interest in Your SEO/SEM
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - Video Made the SMB Star
Search Engine Roundtable, Marshall Sponder - Redefining The Customer
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Organic Listings Forum
Search Engine Journal, Loren Baker - Organic Listings Forum: Google PageRank, Blogs and Paid Links
Marketing Pilgrim, Janet Meiners - Search Engine Marketing to Projected to Reach $25.2 billion in 2011
Search Marketing Gurus, Li Evans - SES New York: Video Made the SMB Star (Kelsey Group Track)
WebProNews, Lee Odden - SES New York Conference Events
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - SES New York Video: Mike McDonald WebProNews
WebProNews, Mike McDonald - Kicking Off SES New York 2008
Search Engine Roundtable, Marshall Sponder - Network Neutrality is for On-Line Marketers too!
Search Engine Roundtable, Chris Boggs - Auditing Paid Listings and Click Fraud Issues
Search Engine Roundtable, Tamar Weinberg - Web Analytics: Measuring Success
PROMO Magazine, Richard Tedesco - Live from SES: Jump-Starting Viral Marketing
Andrew RH Girdwood - SES New York - Search Around the World - Asia and Latin America
GoldenSwamp - SEO/OER after OPEN comes OPTIMIZE for education resources
OrganizedWisdom Blog, Unity Stoakes - Getting Vertical Search Right: The Future of Search is Service
Search Engine Journal, Pablo Palatnik - Igniting Viral Campaigns Session at SES New York
Online Marketing Blog, Jolina - SES NY Session: 4 Ways to Redefine the Customer
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - Session: Build Investment Interest in Your SEO/SEM Firm
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - Session: Organic Listings Forum
Web Analytics World, Manoj Jasra - SES NY: SEM Trends with Jeffrey Pruit
Search Marketing Standard, Andrey Milyan - Live from Search Engine Strategies New York 2008
Brad Wayland’s Blog - Redefining the Custom - Jeff Eisenberg
Traffick, Mona Elesseily - Ad Exchanges - What You Need to Know
WebProNews, Jason Lee Miller - SES New York: The Road To Mobile Search
Search Engine Roundtable, Barry Schwartz - Orion Panel: Getting Vertical Search Right
Search Engine Roundtable, Chris Boggs - Auditing Paid Listings and Click Fraud Issues
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Search Around The World – Part 2: The UK and Europe
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Analytics: Data Into Action
Bruce Clay Blog, Lisa Barone - Redesigning the Customer
Post-Click Marketing Blog, Scott Brinker - Landing Page Clinic @ SES NY
WebMarketingWatch, Sage Lewis - SES New York Is Tomorrow!
Online Marketing Blog, Lee Odden - SES New York 2008 Day .5
aimClear Blog, Marty Weintraub - SES NYC: Total Search Marketing Immersion
March 11, 2008
SES Toronto '08: It's Speaker Pitch Time!
The tulips are nearly upon us... aren't they? Search marketers are a little like tulips: perennially colorful, and it takes a lot of them to screw in a lightbulb! Arghh, sorry. Writer's strike and I foolishly outsourced the joke writing. Let's get serious... it's cheaper.
Prospective Toronto speakers, the SES Toronto show is not that far off (June 17-18, 2008) and program planning is well underway. From now until March 31, 2008, we'll be taking new session ideas, as well as proposals for the returning sessions (listed at the very end of the full post... read on).
Of course, many of the best speakers from past years will be returning. In some cases, this means sessions are already planned, and not listed below. If they are listed, when in doubt, send in a pitch.
Thanks in advance for your interest - and now for the rules & regulations part.
- The conference series is increasingly popular, so even if we've talked before, you know me personally, or we've watched the sun come up singing songs by The Proclaimers, we still require you to send your proposal through the SES Speaking Request form. Before you fill it out, study the handy guidelines called SES Speaker Guidelines and Helpful Hints.
- We are now taking pitches for new session ideas. There are only a few sessions open for this, so unless you're really passionate & knowledgeable about something, don't send anything in. If you are, go ahead and submit your idea here.
- The sessions listed below are returning this year. We will contact some returning speakers but not all. If you're interested in speaking on any of these panels, please submit through the form.
- This preliminary pitch window will be open until March 31, 2008. A less nice way of saying this is that it closes March 31!
- The main pitch window for the whole program will be open April 1-15. Stay tuned for this.
- A "final" (open slots) call for speakers may or may not be opened for the first week of May. You should pitch well before this.
We can't accommodate all speakers. Demand for slots far outstrips supply. If you're not selected by April 15 then it's highly likely that the program is full and you'll have to try again for a future show.
The initial program grid will be posted on the SearchEngineStrategies.com/Toronto site in a few days. Please stay tuned.
Thanks!
Andrew Goodman
SES Toronto Conference Chairman
Returning sessions from last year (call for speakers):
