As a veteran of last year’s San Jose SES, I certainly understand the benefit of conferences when it comes to everything related to search engines including; marketing, optimization, link strategies, and so on. The amount of insider knowledge you are privy to can be incredibly valuable.
With that in mind, WebmasterWorld just held their search conference (ended yesterday June 23 with the PubConf going on today June 24), and by all accounts from those who attended, WebmasterWorld’s conference was filled with tons of information as well.
Barry Schwartz, he of RustyBrick and SearchEngineRoundtable fame, happened to attend WMW’s conference and provided some extensively solid coverage for anyone who didn’t get to participate but would still like to read about the topics covered at the different sessions.
Because his SERoundtable posts covering the conference were so comprehensive, today Barry posted an archive with links to posts about every session he attended. So if you weren’t lucky enough to make New Orleans, check out Barry’s coverage, it’s so thorough, you’ll feel like you were almost attending.
The following are links to each day’s coverage. By all means, check it out:
Tuesday – June 21, 2005
Keynote – The Search, by John Battelle
Contextual Advertising for Publishers
Local Search – Issues and Opportunities
Peaceful Coexistence – Writing for the Engines
Lead Generation & Tracking && Shopping Search – Getting Listed, Getting Traffic
Wednesday – June 22, 2005
Coffee Talk with Philip Kaplan of AdBrite and F**ked Company
Contextual Advertising Program Issues
RSS Feeds and Pod Casting
Super Session : Real World SEO – Organic Or Die?
Tech Issues : Domain Name Registration and Server/Webhosting Issues
Thursday – June 23, 2005
Super Session: Search Engines and Webmasters
Linking on a Dime
Blogging for Fun and Profit
Morning Coffee with Yahoo’s Tim Mayer
Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for Murdok. Visit Murdok for the latest search news.
