ARCHIVE
Each month I get a number of cold-call inquiries, seeking advice and back-channel connections to help them get speaking gigs. I take each one seriously because in 2007 I recall seeking the very same sort of input. Bill Hartzer, already an experienced online marketing conference speaker, told me to simply to pitch, that it’s a… Read More
I’m here for SES London, where I will have the pleasure of keynoting Day Three on Thursday. I notice America’s language gap every time I scoot across the pond. The UK’s colloquial dominance makes sense. After all, the Brits’ invented the English language, right? Pound for pound, effervescent embellishments after splendid magnification, UK newspaper headlines… Read More
Unless you’ve been under a rock for about a week, you already know that Google has evolved AdWords by launching “enhanced campaigns.” Google has taken a step towards making it fundamentally easier for marketers to handle ad campaigns deployed across multiple devices. There’s a lot of debate out there amongst pros and industry pundits. Some… Read More
Duluth, Minnesota has several locations (seats) where the hungry are fed. Combined, about 600 hungry people are served daily. Men, women, children, Latinos, Native Americans, Jews, Christians, Muslims, caucasians, gays, straights, republicans, democrats, agnostics, Buddhists, teenagers, steampunks, goths, emos, hipsters, hockey players, you name it. Of course, that list is not complete by any means.… Read More
As always and again this year, Search Engine Watch and ClickZ will host the 14th annual SES London—one of Europe’s leading digital marketing events. Covering up-to-the-minute developments, challenges and opportunities facing the online marketing industry, SES London offers deep intelligence tendered by the some of the world’s foremost authorities on Search, Social Media, Display, Mobile,… Read More
