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Kevin and I are speaking at a4uexpo London in October in the session Post Panda: Affiliates’ Guide to Surviving Google (2.30pm day one).

We’re currently working on the presentation and thought it would be a good idea to reach out to our readers in order to ask:  what are your biggest challenges in SEO?

This is going to be largely targeted at affiliates – so looking at challenges such as:  ‘how to add more content?’, ‘how to appear as a brand rather than a thin affiliate site?’ and of course ‘how do you avoid a panda slap?!’

But we also want to hear from you and look to answer your common questions and challenges – so please let us know in the comments below…

Tonight I was delighted to be invited to speak at the London Blog Club and presented about the WordPress plugins which I find most useful.

Here are the slides from my talk:

20 Top WordPress Plugins – 2011 Edition – Kevin Gibbons, London Blog Club

If you have any questions on this please let me know in the comments or on the meetup.com page.

Having just presented on natural link building at a4uexpo Europe in Munich, I thought I’d publish my slides from the event.

Kevin Gibbons – a4uexpo Europe – Natural Link Building

If you have any questions just let me know in the comments. The session was alongside Kelvin Newman who did a great presentation which you can find here. You can also find my latest presentations on Scribd from recent search conferences and events.

Last week at SMX London I presented the results from several experiments I’ve been running over the months on how important Facebook likes are for search. For a full write-up and explanation of my presentation you can read my blog post on State of Search, or if you’d just like to have a look through my presentation, here it is!

Another quick post, but here’s my presentation from SAScon 2011 this afternoon. This was on how to use social media for SEO benefit in the travel industry.

SAScon 2011 Travel SEO Presentation – Kevin Gibbons

If you have any questions about this just let me know in the comments.

Very quick post – but here’s my presentation from SMX Advanced London 2011 earlier today:
Long Tail Keyword Research – SMX Advanced London 2011

If you have any questions just let me know in the comments.

If you’re at Internet World in Earls Court this week (today, Weds and Thurs) make sure you come and drop by our stand (E3056) to say hello! You’ll also have a chance to win a panda by tweeting #highfiveseoptimise to us!

SEOptimise at Internet World

We’re also delighted to announce the winners of our free SMX London ticket giveaway as Hannah Rampton, Dom Hodgson and Rob Nicholson – congrats guys, see you there!

The next few weeks are looking very busy here at SEOptimise, but it’s a great chance for you to come and see us exhibit and speak at major internet marketing events across the UK and Europe.

Here’s where we’ll be over the coming weeks – hope to see you there!

Internet World

Internet World – 10-12 May 2011

We’re exhibiting at Internet World this week (Tues to Thurs) – so come and visit our stand (E3056) for a free SEO healthcheck review and, following Google’s recent algorithm change, a chance to win a WWF adopt a panda prize!

 

SMX Advanced London 2011

SMX Advanced London – 16-17 May 2011

Come and see myself and Marcus speak on:
Keyword Research Ninja Tactics – Kevin Gibbons – 10.45am, 17th May 2011
Social Signals & Search – Marcus Taylor – 2.30pm, 17th May 2011

 

SAScon 2011

SAScon Manchester – 19-20 May 2011

Later the same week, I’m also talking at SAScon in Manchester:
SAScon Market Focus – Travel – Kevin Gibbons – 2.15pm, May 19th 2011

 

a4uexpo Europe 2011

a4uexpo Munich – 7-8th June 2011

And finally, in early June I’m speaking at a4uexpo Europe in Munich:
How to Build Links Which Look Natural – Kevin Gibbons – 3pm, 8th June 2011

On Tuesday I was at SES London. I was also at SES for a day last year and I thought that this year was much better in terms of the quality of the presentations and speakers. Hats off to the organising team for making these improvements.

The Keynote

The keynote was by Jeff Hayzlett, the former CMO of Kodak. He was an amazing speaker. In fact he was so good that he could have been talking rubbish and I would have sat there amazed. If Jeff had said “what organisations need to do these days is throw money down a big hole”, I would have been thinking “have we got room in the office for a money pit?”.

I think the content was pretty good but, as I’ve said, I was so overawed that I’m not really in a position to judge.

It was great to present at the Sphinncon conference today alongside Kelli Brown, Tal Siach and Miriam Schwab – I’ve posted my slides and tips below to share with everyone online:

Sphinncon – 10 Tips to Improve Your Social Graph for Search

The idea behind this was to provide actionable ideas based upon Matt Cutts’ announcement in December that social signals are a ranking factor. Here are the tips:

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