For this last Friday Talk of the year I thought I would do something a bit special. I’m usually not one to brag about myself so I didn’t put this one up before but since it’s the last Friday Talk of the year I thought ‘what the hell’ 
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Below you can find the talk I did at the Dublin Web Summit earlier this year. Enjoy!
Education is very important and with a quickly evolving industry like the search industry it is difficult to keep up. Especially if you are not just focussing on one specific country or region. So some extra education when it comes to International SEO and Social Media is not a luxury to leave aside.
This week at the International Search Summit London Webcertain, the leading international SEO company who also organize the ISS, launched the “International SEO School” in Barcelona to give marketers the opportunity for that extra piece of international knowledge. Courses so far are International SEO, PPC and the Search / Social Media connection. Trainers include Andy Atkins-Krüger, Anders Hjorth and Bas van den Beld. (more…)
In about a month SMX London 2012 will open its doors in the Chelsea Stadium in London. At the event search marketers in Europe will gather to obtain knowledge and network. SMX London has now announced the full agenda of the show and the line up of speakers.
We already knew that Amit Singhal would be keynoting SMX London and that Danny Sullivan would return to the London event after being a few years away. Now we can also confirm that more Googlers and more “UK SEO Celebrities” will be presenting at the conference.
Speakers at the conference are for example Christine Churchill, Stephen Pavlovich, Chris Sherman, Ed Schofield, Anders Hjorth, Guy Levine, Andy Atkins-Krueger, Mikkel deMib Svendsen, Rob Kerry, Martijn Beijk, Richard Baxter, Navneet Virk, Simon Heseltine, Kevin Gibbons, Bas van den Beld, Maile Ohye and Ken Dobell. (more…)
In this episode Bas and Roy discuss how to look at the latest “TopSEOs” dispute and they talk about how Google keeps getting themselves into trouble this year. And off course Search Plus Your World is being looked at.
You can listen to the show below.
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In the past week Bas have been posting profiles and summaries of each blogger from the State of Search blogging crew. Typically of Bas, he has left himself out. When asked if he could email me his own answers to the questions he asked all the bloggers, he was hesitant. You see Bas is one modest Dutchman. For those of you that don’t know the history of State of Search ; the blog is only turning 2 years old this February. In fact this time 2 years ago, myself and Bas was Skyping over the Christmas period talking about whether he should “go at it alone”, in which my reply was “heck yeah”. And in only 2 years this blog has grown to become one of the most respected Search and Social blogs in Europe and the US. It has some serious klout (pardon the pun). I’m proud to be a founding member of this blog but can take little of the credit of its success; Bas van den Beld is the man, and he rocks! (more…)
Bas and Roy were joined today by Lisa Myers, who last week was named “UK Search Personality of the Year”. They discussed the awards and whether or not this would work for a bigger audience like Europe or the US. They also talked about Movember, a charity in which Roy participates and for which Koozai organized a special contest. Off course the new Google+ for Businesses were discussed as well.
You can listen to the session below with the shownotes. (more…)
This week Bas and Roy were joined by Matthew Wood, organizer of the A4U Expo series. They discussed the upcoming A4U conference in Munich for which Matthew gave out a discount code which you can find below. Also the results from Google I/O with the launch of Google Music and the Panda Update were discussed.
The shownotes are below. (more…)
Bas and Roy were amongst each other in this show. They discussed a TV show in Holland which ‘outted’ Facebook tracking non-users and other privacy issues came by with Google Profiles showing addresses in the SERPS.
The shownotes are below. (more…)
In this weeks episode Bas and Roy were joined by Li Evans, author of the book Social Media Marketing, which we reviewed last week. They talked about the book, how to “do” Social Media, but also about Google’s latest acquisition BeatThatQuote and Google’s Farmer update.
The shownotes are below. (more…)
This weeks episode was all about SES London 2011. Both Bas and Roy were there. They discussed the opening keynote of Jeff Hayzlett and other sessions. Also Bas interviews Jon Myers from Yahoo, Taylor Pratt from RavenTools, Andy Atkins-Krueger and Dixon Jones.
The shownotes are below. (more…)
Bing is the second largest search engine in the world. And Google seems to be feeling the heat of the Microsoft search engine, given their fierce reactions to the alleged copying of search results. Last week we had Danny Sullivan discussing this topic on our radioshow. This week it was Bing’s turn to talk on our radioshow.
We were very happy to discuss all sorts of different matters about Bing. We started of with discussing why it is taking Bing so long to get to Europe and moved on to how Bing uses user intent, where even super computer Watson came by. Stefan also talked about Google’s accusations last week of copying results.
The shownotes are below. (more…)
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