Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for Really Big Websites
- Presenters:
- Stephan Spencer, Chris Smith
- Broadcast:
- Thu., Jun 28, 2007, 12pm ET (9am PT)
- Length:
- 90 minutes
- Rating:
Got a large, complex, database-driven website? Then you're in luck, because such a site represents the best opportunity for capturing visitors from search engines such as Google. That's because a large site has so much of what the engines love—content!
Want to know the "magic" that turns that content into an abundance of high rankings? It's all in how you present that content to the engines and link it internally within your site. Want the specifics? Then you'll have to sign up for this virtual seminar!
In this seminar, you will gain best practices, invaluable tactics (such as "thin slicing") and quick-hit tips and tricks. And you'll discover what to avoid. All with real-world examples from major websites - both commercial and non-commercial.
Presenters
Stephan Spencer is the founder and president of Netconcepts, a web agency that specializes in search engine optimized e-commerce, as well as email marketing through its GravityMail division. Clients include Home Shopping Network, AOL, Verizon SuperPages.com, Discovery Channel, and REI.
Stephan is a frequent speaker at Internet conferences around the globe (including Berlin, London, Toronto, Santiago, Auckland, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and places in between) for organizations such as the DMA, the AMA, Shop.org, JupiterMedia/IncisiveMedia (Search Engine Strategies), Internet World, IQPC and IIR.
Stephan is a Senior Contributor to MarketingProfs, a monthly columnist for Practical Ecommerce, and he's been a contributor to DM News, Multichannel Merchant, Catalog Age, Catalog Success and others. He is co-author of the analyst report "The State of Search Engine Marketing 1.0—New Strategies for Successful Cataloging" published by Catalog Age.
Chris Smith formerly headed up the Advanced Technology Department for Verizon Superpages.com (later spun off under Idearc Media), where he worked for ten years, specializing in patent-pending work in mapping, local search, analytics, and SEO. As the natural search optimization expert for Idearc, he founded and chaired the company's SEO Council.
Chris is currently a Lead Search Strategist for Netconcepts. Chris is a regular columnist for Search Engine Land, covering the 'local search' beat. He also blogs for Natural Search Blog, and speaks at industry conferences such as Search Engine Strategies.
Who Should Attend?
YOU, if you're a marketing professional responsible for the success of your organization's web-driven revenue.
What Will You Learn?
- How to expand into countless keyword markets
- How to get many more pages indexed
- How to optimize your HTML templates and CSS to make those pages "sing" to the search engines
- How to pass your PageRank much more effectively through your site
- How to build deep links to internal pages, not just to your home page
- How to measure success using new (and little-known!) metrics and KPIs
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What Members Say About This Webcast
"There were some good takeaway tips such as links to tools and sites to find more info. Good overview of a lot of tactics to try, some I wasn't aware of."
"Great overview, well explained and comprehendable for non techies."
"I plan to recommend it to several people including my manager. I would say to them that it will be time well spent. Fantastic information, great links to other sources of information."
"Very heady and important stuff. Perhaps too much for one session. I wish some of the info was included in the slides instead of phrased as questions. Absolutely an awesome event though."
"Thank you for keeping up the quality of your seminars."
