Attend Local Search U – Get Free Stuff
January 27, 2010 by Ed Reese
I’ve had a lot of fun putting putting together GetListed.org’s Local University with David Mihm, Matt McGee, Mike Blumenthal, and Mary Bowling. They’re SEO’s that I’ve followed for a while. It’s been great working on an event with some of my industry heroes and having the opportunity to bring them to Spokane for what I [...]
Awesome Analytics, Local Search, SEO, Social Media, & Converstion Rate Optimization Info
November 13, 2009 by Ed Reese
A big thank you to The Spokane Club and everyone that attended my presentation earlier this week at their Networking Breakfast! I really appreciated your questions, engagement, and enthusiasm. As I mentioned during our session, I want to provide additional resources for you to continue your education in the ways of analytics, SEO, local search, social media, and conversion rate testing. We covered a lot of topics in a short period of time and as a follow-up I wanted to create an awesome resource library for you. Now it’s time for you to choose your own Internet marketing adventure and learn from the best and brightest in the industry.
How SEOs Know SEO
November 10, 2009 by Ed Reese
SEOmoz published a great Whiteboard Friday last week all about how we do the thing we do. Like the title says, it does a really good job of describing how SEOs know SEO. So, if you’re interested in learning about search engine optimization it does a really nice job of pulling up the curtain a [...]
Spokane Club November 11th Event Preview
November 5, 2009 by Ed Reese
How to Navigate the Waters of Online Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, and Social Media to Generate New Business.” I’ll be speaking at the Spokane Club on November 11th at 7am for their Breakfast Networking Series. Spokane Mayor Mary Verner gave a great presentation this week about the city budget and future plans. Next week I’m [...]
United Airlines Responds to Dave Carroll
July 12, 2009 by Ed Reese
Yesterday I wrote a post re-capping Jason Murphy’s great SEOmoz post that offered ideas to United Airlines regarding how to respond to the Internet smash United Breaks Guitars from Dave Carroll. As it illustrated, United actually has a phenomenal opportunity to show a captive audience of how they can “make things right.”
United’s response: Donate $3,000 to a nonprofit on Dave’s behalf.
My response: Really? Three grand? That’s it?
