The Underground Confessions blog recently covered the thorny subject of driving more traffic to your YouTube video content. They suggest the term YouTube Ranking Optimization (YRO) as a description for this field, which I’m sure is set to grow – especially as more and more companies now take the plunge into using YouTube as a [...]
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Making sure your YouTube videos rankSearch Engine Strategies San Jose 2008 SessionsGoogle engineers talking openly about the latest challenges in indexing web content. Search marketers getting their heads around building promotions on Twitter. Lunch networking sessions exploring obscure tips and tricks. This year’s San Jose SES had it all, with a glow-in-the-dark Google Dance to boot. Post-Click Marketing: Converting Search Engine TrafficThere were many sessions at SES San Jose 2008 on getting more value from SEM traffic and improving the usability of SEM landing pages. Although not so well attended (being the last day of the conference), this session did contain many useful tips and tricks for landing page optimization. Creating a Cohesive Search Strategy Across Multiple Business UnitsIf you have ever grappled with trying to create SEM strategies for companies with more than one business unit or how to sell in the value of SEM to upper management, then this session was for you! Semantic Search: How Will It Change Our LivesI didn’t get to cover this one, but Lisa Barone for Bruce Clay, Inc. did a great job: Duplicate Content & Multiple Site IssuesSo, it appears that I’m not the only one grappling with how to cope with duplicate content issues and content replicated in different places. Advanced B2B MarketingThis was a great session given that there is so much emphasis on eCommerce at these online marketing events. Thinking of B2B marketers and their specific needs (eg. lead gen, dealing with the organization, making a case for SEM) made for a well-attended session. 5 Things no one will tell you about SEM – SESThis in-depth SEM session tried to debunk some of the myths floating around the industry (and many of the halls around SES). I found this one of the most interesting sessions and it did actually cover interesting points that fly in the face of conventional wisdom. |
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