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#SESTO Day 2 with @BrentDPayne and @TerryVanHorne – Evan
It’s Day 2 here at Search Engine Strategies Toronto. Here are some of the highlights from the sessions today: Information Architecture for the Modern Website with @BrentDPayne Subdomain or Subfolder? – If you have a lot of content that’s not related to the core of your website, use a subdomain Expired Content – Challenges: time [...]
Search Engine Strategies Toronto 2010 Day 1
I was very excited today to join Evan Carmichael and the rest of our team at Search Engine Strategies Toronto 2010 at the Downtown Hyatt Regency Hotel. Aside from rubbing shoulders with the top names in the search business, the conference series cover cutting edge information on the evolution of search, conversion, information architecture, global [...]
New SEO Tool from WordStream
Last year I covered a new keyword tool from WordStream (New Keyword Tool Better Than Google’s? – SEO University) which generated a lot of discussion. They have just launched a new product to help organic search marketers take their research to the next level and I thought I would update you on the new tool. [...]
5 SEO Questions For Dan Klyn – SES Toronto
As part of SES Toronto 2010, I’m doing a series of interviews with some of the expert panelists to get some insider advice to help improve your SEO efforts. Last week I profiled Jeff Quipp from Search Engine People. Up next is Dan Klyn. Dan is an information architect and e-commerce strategist at RidersDiscount.com and [...]
SES Toronto – Day 2 – SEO University
Well it’s been another great day here at SES Toronto. The day started off with a keynote speach by Emanuel Rosen who is the author of The Anatomy of Buzz Revisited. The Anatomy of Buzz is a great book to help you increase your word of mouth marketing and I’ll soon be picking up the [...]
