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Top 10 SES London Day One Tips from Twitter!

Posted on February 17th, 2010 by Kevin Gibbons

Having attended SES London yesterday, there were lots of great tips and facts from the sessions as always. This time rather than relying on my own notes, the coverage on Twitter has been fantastic so I thought I’d try something different to show the best tweets from day one.

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Why You Should Attend SES London 2010

Posted on January 26th, 2010 by Kevin Gibbons

As a search marketing agency, we make sure our we keep up-to-date with all things search by attending the top UK conferences. And at the top of the list for the last few years is SES London.

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Last year I wrote 5 reasons to attend SES London and these really haven’t changed. In my opinion it’s one of the few must-go-to search events in the UK and this years line-up of speakers is very impressive, most notably with a keynote session from Google Analytics evangelist Avinash Kaushik.

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Searching for Santa at SES Chicago 2009 Video

Posted on December 11th, 2009 by Kevin Gibbons

Jonathan Allen’s been behind the camera again with another great video from Search Engine Strategies. This follows up from the very popular SES London video earlier in the year with the latest 50 SEO’s from SES Chicago.

Some great comments from lots of search guys and Dave Naylor is very funny, representing the british contingent!

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Plus it’s SEOptimise’s Christmas party day today so we had to have a Santa themed post! :D

SES London Video – What Should Google do with the Black Hats?

Posted on May 20th, 2009 by Kevin Gibbons

This was the question asked to many SEO’s back at SES London in an excellent video put together by Jonathan Allen from Incisive Media. Look out for Richard halfway through:

So what do you think Google should do with them? Please feel free to leave your comments and join the discussion on the SES Facebook group.

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