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by Jason Miller As marketers plan for 2013 it’s important that they stay abreast of the most relevant marketing conferences. Whether attending, sponsoring, or simply looking for inspiration around your own events, now is the time to start your planning. Events and conferences are essential tools for the modern day marketer and can be vital to achieving your overall business goals in the New Year.
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Speaker: Hanan Polinovski, Events Manager and David Brown, Sr. Marketing & Events Lead
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by Kieran Flanagan We are back with the second part of our post “The Evolution of Content Marketing – An SEO View”, this time with our experts from the US. In the first part we asked 5 UK SEO experts for their opinions on a range of questions around the effects of content marketing on today’s SEO strategy. In this part we get the views from 5 experts in the US.
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Speaker: Lee Andrews, Founder at LJA New Media & Tony Karrer, Founder and CTO at Aggregage
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