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SchmoozeFest #SESSF 2010, Tapas & Beer Edition!

Posted by Lauren Litwinka on August 13th 2010 in SES San Francisco 2010, Speaking Engagments | Be the first to comment!

Accepting that the beginning of the end of summer is on the horizon can be a drag. It’s times like these we must do everything within our power to totally rock the house… and what better way than with techies, brews and tapas?

Next week, online marketers from around the world are expected to flock to *crosses fingers* sunny San Francisco to attend Search Engine Strategies. Some come to share insider tips & techniques, some come to soak up new knowledge, or network with luminaries, or gain prospective clients… but when all’s said and done, we’re there to party.

Sensitive to this innate urge to cut loose after a long day of chowing on SEO, PPC & social media brain food, aimClear’s Marty Weintraub and PPC Expert David Szetela (Clix Marketing) plan to serve up some actual food. Oh, and booze. Announcing SchmoozeFest #SESSF 2010, Tapas & Beer Edition, baby!

We’ve noted from previous industry events including SES San Jose, SMX West and SMX East that end of Day 2 is the best time to nurture attendees’ fried brains with snacks and adult beverages. This year’s edition is co-sponsored by our friends at Apogee Results, an Austin, TX search marketing firm.
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Highlights From aimClear Speaking Agenda, Q3 &4

Posted by Lauren Litwinka on July 16th 2010 in Speaking Engagments | Be the first to comment!

Online marketing is more than our profession – it’s our passion. Opportunities to learn and share know-how seem never in short supply. Each year we venture across the world to attend an array of industry events, and we return home with fresh ideas and lasting business contacts. The first half of 2010 has taken aimClear from Duluth to Portland, New York to London, Austin to Toronto, Sydney to Santa Clara– to events including  SES, SMX, SEMpdx, SXSW, and 140Conf– and we’re excited to announce our speaking schedule and conference agenda for Q3 & 4. Read the rest of this entry »

aimClear Announces PubCon Speaking Schedule

Posted by Merry Morud on October 28th 2009 in PubCon, Speaking Engagments | Be the first to comment!

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Roll over Beethoven! Legendary search marketing conclave PubCon looms large as  Sinatra on a flashing Las Vegas billboard. Beginning November 10th at the  ‘Vegas Convention Center, PubCon truly is one of the world’s most storied annual Internet marketing conferences.

Steeped in history, stand by to experience 4 killer days of content spread across 7 tracks, over 90 sessions and fantastic networking events. Learn from and mingle with over 200 expert speakers gathered to share real-world examples of bleeding edge SEO, PPC and affiliate-think-genius. Read the rest of this entry »

aimClear Speaking at SMX East NYC Today!

Posted by Marty Weintraub on October 7th 2009 in SMX, Speaking Engagments, aimClear | Be the first to comment!

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Good morning New York! The sun has not risen outside my Herald Square Mid-Town hotel, though the city’s morning energy radiates  outside for miles.  It’s autumn in New York and that means SMX East,  one of our favorite annual search marketing conferences.

Freshly recovered from last night’s Clix/aimClear SchmoozeFest (thanks to Dave & Buster’s),  this morning it’s time for serious business…2 speaking assignments on the Social Media Track.  Here’s my speaking schedule today: Read the rest of this entry »

Autumn in NYC Means SMX (& SchmoozeFest!)

Posted by Merry Morud on October 4th 2009 in SMX East, Speaking Engagments | 3 comments

Autumn in New York City is a magical time. Leaves change colors and air cools, offering a welcome reprieve from summer’s sweltering heat.  October in the city-that-never-sleeps has come to mean industry luminaries Danny Sullivan and Chris Sherman gather our SEO community for three days of exceptional search marketing conference content, SMX East! aimClear’s speaking schedule is posted here. Read the rest of this entry »