Posted by Molly Ryan on March 9th 2011 in SMX West, Uncategorized | Be the first to comment!
Welcome to aimClear’s coverage of #SMX West 2011! Day 1 is officially over and just like the warm, friendly 60-degree weather here in sunny San Jose, it did not disappoint– brimming with great panel discussions & tip-top presentations– among them, Location Services: The New Local Search.
Gib Olander, director of business development with Localeze; Rodney Hess, account associate with Search Influence; Jason Rupp, director of product management at Ask.com; Chris Travers, president and co-founder of UniversalBusinessListing.org and Ken Norton, senior product manager for Google were at the helm for this one. Each took turns exploring how location services like Foursquare, Gowalla, Yelp and/or mobile apps are changing the local search space indefinitely. aimClear live tweeted this session (via MoCR521)… read on for a full write-up. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Lauren Litwinka on February 24th 2011 in aimClear, Facebook Demographic Research, Facebook SEO, Speaking Engagments | 2 comments
In the realm of social networking channels, Facebook is as household a name as it gets. Pushing 600 million users in just a shade over seven years, FB’s an online marketer’s playground– one of the great gold rush of our time. aimClear’s Facebook Marketing Intensive workshop, scheduled for the final day of SMX West, will feature a panel of accomplished international Facebook marketers ready to share tips, tactics and best practices for “free” organic optimization, paid “Facebook Ads” advertising, and harnessing Facebook’s massive online community to achieve KPIs.
The full-day workshop is a
ticketed event, so be sure to
register today for best rates. Planning to scope out the entire SMX West agenda? Make good on the
$100 off on-site rates with Early Bird registration (ends March 4th!).
Use this partner code, smxspeaker15, for an additional 15% discount.
Read on for a deep dive into our workshop.
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Posted by Marty Weintraub on October 7th 2009 in aimClear, Speaking Engagments | Be the first to comment!
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 »
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Posted by Marty Weintraub on February 9th 2009 in aimClear | 2 comments
Greetings from CalTrain, heading from Santa Clara to San Francisco Station. After client meetings today in umm …Napa, we’ll be returning to the Santa Clara Convention Center tonight to kick off SMX West 2009.
Regarded as a premiere search marketing conference industry conclave, ‘West promises to be jam-packed with vital information, camaraderie, networking and serious fun. As the sun rises and my train rumbles through the Mountain View Station, here’s a run down of don’t-miss aimClear SMX highlight activities, including private party information. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Marty Weintraub on January 14th 2009 in aimClear | 8 comments
In an wild-west environment replete with social media carpetbaggers, content theft and predatory jerks, qualifying search consultants can be challenging for clients. Amongst other means, we’ve settled on a holistic strategy to prove advice we offer.
As part of our services we proactively lead clients to search marketing conferences and thought leaders. Think how much confidence this empowering ethic requires.
SEM customers tend to be hands-on kind of folks. They ask great questions, get excited, wish they knew more and are afraid of what they don’t understand. Read the rest of this entry »
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