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Search Engine Watch's conference on search engine marketing comes to:
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Public Relations & Reputation Management - SES San Jose 2005
I mentioned our Meet The News Search Engines panel
earlier. That's part of our News, PR & Blogs Track on
Day 2 of the show, August 9. Public
Relations & Reputation Management is one of the other sessions in that track, a panel where marketers look at how news listings can drive traffic and the public relations
angles of both web search and news search.
It's now a long-standing session and a killer one for anyone who's not attended before to check out. Unfortunately, a lot of people still assume that search marketing is
only about that top ranking in free results or buying some keyword-targeted ads, all of which they hope lead to sales. Search marketing is far more diverse than this, and the
PR & Reputation Management session is a great illustration.
Press releases? They're no longer a way to reach just the media. They can get you into the news headlines that consumers read. As this session illustrates, they can even
drive sales directly for you, as well.
Someone hate your company? They might end up ranking well for your name. What can you do to help mitigate the situation, if so? The session explores this and the flipside,
what if you are trying to build a PR case against someone. Can you afford to ignore the impact of web search? No, you cannot -- not when so many millions use it each day as a
research tool.
Returning for this great panel are our similarly great veteran speakers, real leaders in this area, Nan
Dawkins of RedBoots Consulting, Rob Key of
Converseon and Greg Jarboe of
SEO-PR.
Posted by Danny Sullivan on Jul. 19, 2005 |
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