One thing I’ve learned from this industry is that change can always be expected. To stay on top of current trends, ideas and marketig tactics try catching a webinar every few weeks. To really get a hands on approach to the online marketing world attened a conference. There is really nothing to replace that expereince or the connections you’ll make!
Extreme Ad Optimization
March 29th, 12:00 (est)
Presenter: BoostCTR
Cost: FREE
Description: How many ads do you see in a day? The answer is up for grabs, with estimates ranging from 200 to 5,000. Ads are the only thing users know about your website before clicking. This means you only have a few characters, and even fewer seconds, to make your ads pop and get clicked.
So how do you get those good ads? You need the creativity and copywriting skills of a human, coupled with algorithm and a robust rule-based engine.
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How to Master LinkedIn to Generate Leads for Your Business
April 5th, 12 am est
Presenter: SEMPO
Cost: Free for SEMPO members, $15 for non members
Description: According to a HubSpot study, LinkedIn has a 277% higher visitor-to-lead conversion rate than both Twitter and Facebook. To help you take advantage of this business-focused social network, this webinar will dive into expert tips to help you use LinkedIn’s company page feature to generate leads for your business.
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ad:tech San Francisco 2012
April 3rd-4th
San Francisco, CA
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April 23rd, 24th
Los Angeles, CA
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May 15th – 16th
Austin, TX
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Yep, you’re right. Search engine industry especialy Google changes constatly. If you are not up to date you are out. That is why it is worth atrending the webinars.