Search Engine Strategies (SES) is the leading global conference & expo series that educates delegates on search engine marketing (SEM), including optimization (SEO) and advertising strategies, tactics and best practices. SES Search Marketing Events provide instruction from the industry's top Search experts, including representatives from the Search Engines themselves. Look below for an event near you or read on to find out more about our conference & expo series.
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SES San Jose
August 10-14, 2009 | San Jose, CA
SES San Jose is now in its 11th year! Learn the ins and outs of search engine marketing, including website optimization, link building tactics, pay-per-click advertising and landing page testing.
Overview | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | SEM Training | Registration
SES Berlin 
24.-25. November 2009 | Berlin, Germany
Search Engine Strategies setzt auch 2009 wieder die Erfolgstradition der weltweiten SES Events fort und ist fest etabliert als DIE Veranstaltung für Suchmaschinenmarketing & -optimierung.
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SES Chicago
December 7-10, 2009 | Chicago, IL
The Chicago Search Marketing Conference & Expo will be packed with 60+ sessions, multiple keynotes and Orion Strategy sessions, exhibitors, networking events and more.
Keynotes: Jeff Jarvis | Peter Morville | Dan Siroker
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Events Calendar
Search Engine Strategies Events- SES San JoseAug 10-14, 2009
- SES BerlinNov 24-25, 2009
- SES ChicagoDec 7-10, 2009
- SES LondonFeb 16-18, 2010
ClickZ Events- Social Media & Video StrategiesAug 11, 2009
Every year our clients, agency partners and our team look forward to SES Toronto. It's a unique opportunity to learn from the top search marketers from the US, Canada and abroad and to see what best practices are having an impact. It's a great event and certainly stands alone as the gold standard for search marketing events in the Canadian marketplace.
—Jeff Lancaster, Outrider
Every other event I've been to this year has had lower attendance than last year. If this was the case for SES New York 2009, it certainly wasn't evident to me. The halls were filled with people, the exhibit hall was filled with people, and the sessions were jam-packed with folks asking great questions. It feels like, if folks are indeed having to narrow the events they go to this year, they are concentrating on SES as a 'must-do' not a 'might-do'.
—Bill Leake, CEO of Apogee Search
I usually attend anywhere from 5 to 10 conferences every year. With the downturn in the economy, I expected the number of attendees to drop at SES New York. That was not the case. Even more impressive is how the SES team added new and interesting sessions that took the conference to a new level. SES continues to be one of the best places to connect with search professionals, prospects and clients. The show is one that we plan to attend for years to come.
—Khalid Saleh, President, Invesp Consulting