Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Thursday, February 19, 2009
TIMA February Seminar
I will be presenting at the TIMA February Seminar next Wednesday, February 25th in Raleigh, NC. The topic will be How Search Marketing Can Help You Weather the Tough Economy. Advertisers are cutting back spending, and increasingly they are forced to justify every dollar. There is a parallel shift of dollars from offline to online media, as online can be tracked more effectively. My presentation will cover PPC, SEO, and analytics, and I will provide actionable tactics to attendees on ways they can improve their online marketing. There are a number of great free tools available from Google. If you are in the Raleigh area, you can register here.
Friday, October 31, 2008
eM8 Atlanta
On Wednesday I moderated the Search Marketing Panel at eM8, the eMarketing Association's conference in Atlanta. Joining me on the panel were Lee Blankenship and Brian Ussery from Search Discovery, Lindsay Blankenship from Razorfish, and Jonathan Nelson from Primedia. The audience included e-marketing managers from around the country. My lead question to the panel was about how advertisers should treat search marketing in the current economy. The answer was that search becomes even more important in a slower economy. People become more price sensitive in a recession and shop around. Therefore, marketers must maintain relevancy and awareness through paid and organic results. Measuring the impact of search traffic is also important and requires strong analytics and reporting capabilities. Thanks to Kevin Lee for inviting me to moderate the panel.
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