November 14, 2008

Advanced Q&A; blog coverage of SES Chicago speakers!

Get some SES Chicago insight with some superb speaker Q&As;!

Ogilvy PR 360 Digital Influence, Interview with Anne F. Kennedy, Beyond Ink
SEM Portland, Interview with Matt McGowan, Incisive Media
Aslan Interactive, Interview with Michael Kiefer, BrandProtect
Bruce Clay, Interview with Bill Balderaz, Webbed Marketing
Ad Operations Online, Interview with Cindy Krum, Blue Moon Works
eMC, Interview with Jeff Ferguson, Napster
Web Analytics World, Interview with Larry Cornett, Yahoo
Marketing.fm, Interview with Motoko Hunt, AJPR
Mel Carson, Interview with Greg Jarboe, SEO-PR
Blogoscoped, Interview with Doug Heil, ihelpyou.com
Ad Operations Online, Interview with Mark Lassoff, Internet Broadcasting Group
Search Engine Guide, Interview with Bruce Clay
Jeff Woelker, Interview with Randy Pickard, UserCentric
SEO Design Solutions, Interview with Kris Jones, Pepperjam
Web Analytics World, Interview with Lee Odden, TopRank Online Marketing Blog
360 Digital Influence Blog, Interview with Kristen Nomura, Google
Web Marketing Watch, Interview with Tim Ash, SiteTuners
SEO Book, Interview with Greg Jarboe, SEO-PR
Bruce Clay, Interview with Tim Musgrove, TextDigger
Social Desire, Interview with Erik Qualman, EF Education
Stone Temple Consulting, Interview with Bill Tancer, Hitwise
Traffick, Interview with Jessica Bowman, SEO Expert
WebTrends, Interview with Shari Thurow, SEO Expert
DomainersMagazine, Interview with Bill Balderaz, Webbed Marketing

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November 6, 2008

SES London: Now Accepting Speaker Proposals!

The London agenda has been posted and we are now accepting speaker proposals. Please keep in mind that the main focus of this event is the UK and the European theater in general.

Timelines:

Event: February 17-19, 2009
Deadline for pitching to speak: January 16, 2009

Speaking Guidelines are here.

The Speaker Submission Form is here.

As always, priority consideration is given to practitioner case studies, especially when they are presented by a representative of the organization. Precedence is also given to those speakers who demonstrate substantive, unfettered, real-world answers to specific, real-world questions (try to share the mistakes along with the successes!).

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