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If you were in the standing-room only crowd for the SEMpdx SearchFest 2010 keynote on March 9, I don’t have to tell you it started off with a bang. And a Bing. If you weren’t there, put it on your docket for next year. Now. In its fifth year, Portland’s SearchFest was all grown up.… Read More
Search Engine Strategies New York is an annual conclave of rare depth and importance. In search marketing, channels evolve at blazing speed and staying relevant is an intense and ongoing process. As part of our commitment to stay cutting-edge-current, aimClear team members hit the road for about 80 days of training each year. SES New… Read More
<FACEPALM> In the past we’ve attended major industry conference-shindigs as one big live-blogging family. But dude, the aimClear team is expanding. Our 2010 conference agenda and travels to and fro might damn near pull us apart at the seams if we all went. In this quarter alone some of us will be returning from SXSW while others… Read More
Peter Norvig, you might have heard of him, or felt his presence on stormy mountain tops. Among several other accomplishments, he is the creator of Norvig’s Law, the world record holder for the longest palindrome, former head of computational sciences research at NASA, ballet dancer, current director of research at Google, & a human being.… Read More
Some people think keyword research consists of going to the Google Keyword tool, typing in four of their industry phrases & then just grabbing the keywords with the highest volume. But some people are ultra DumbPants month-punchers & need additional research guidance in order to find the highly targeted keyword permutations, relevant stemming topics &… Read More
