On the search marketing agency side
Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2024 5:57 am
There's a lot of consensus - both consolidation (big agencies swallowing little ones) and fragmentation (laid off and disgruntled marketers starting their own businesses) are inevitable thanks to the economic climate. SEO is getting more advanced, too, as we all start to apply more math, science and rigor to the process for a competitive advantage. I hear lots of positive feedback from attendees and hope that my contributions haven't made Mike regret his decision to fly me out & put me up.
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... I think his name was Dean? We've managed to squeeze 12 gents (plus Jane & Lisa) into a private room at the "Drunken Monkey" (yes, really) set up for 8. The conversation drifts from UK vs. US tax law to hiring & firing to Rob's unfortunate bout with liquor the night before to John & Lisa's upcoming wedding. There's plenty of beer and wontons and pancakes filled with duck, cucumber & hoisin.
He's been a friend for many years, and I'm honored to co telemarketing leads, jordan telephone number data ntribute. I'm also shocked when, at the start of the session, I ask how many people in the audience have visited SEOmoz and nearly every hand goes up. It's amazing to see this little company stretching so far and wide, and it carries with it a lot of responsibility. 8:00pm GMT, February 18th Time to unwind. I'm with friends - Jane (whom I sorely miss having around, though, in classic fashion, I probably appreciate her more now that she's gone), Lyndon, Rob, Lisa, John, Mel, Dixon, Ciaran, Richard, Karl, Stephen, Ben and some other guy.
... I think his name was Dean? We've managed to squeeze 12 gents (plus Jane & Lisa) into a private room at the "Drunken Monkey" (yes, really) set up for 8. The conversation drifts from UK vs. US tax law to hiring & firing to Rob's unfortunate bout with liquor the night before to John & Lisa's upcoming wedding. There's plenty of beer and wontons and pancakes filled with duck, cucumber & hoisin.