Search Engine Strategies Conference in Dallas

Topics for Discussion

[WebGuerrilla]

I've been asked to facilitate one of the new Advanced Promoter Tracks [seminars.internet.com] sessions at the upcoming Search Engine Strategies in Dallas. Part of the process involves me submitting a list of potential topics to be discussed.

Since theses sessions will be more of a peer-to-peer roundtable for the discussion of advanced marketing techniques and strategies, I thought it might be a good idea to get some feedback about what types of topics the hard core SEO community would be interested in hearing about.

Obviously, cloaking in general will be on the list. However, I would be interested in hearing from others about

a)what specific cloaking related issues you would like addressed and b)what other issues would be of interest. Things like link development/popularity strategies, dealing with theme based indexing, log file analysis, etc.

If you are planning on attending, your input could possibly help contribute to forming the agenda. For those that can't make it, I will report back with a detailed account of the strategies and techniques discussed.

All in all, it could be a good way to bring some new ideas into this forum.

Let me know your thoughts.

[grnidone]

Mr. Guerrilla,

I sent you an email to your sticky mail (see above). If I think of more, will let you know.

-G

[redzone]

I was thinking of attending (I've never bothered with any of them previously, in my five years of SEO), but have put it off for the exact reason, that the advanced panel discussions are all I would be interested in, and the agenda is left completely left open the web site.

Didn't see the value in $695 for the day, if they didn't have anything set for the more experienced SEO's to discuss? :)

[WebGuerrilla]

>I sent you an email to your sticky mail (see above)

sticky mail??

I'm not sure what address you are talking about. I haven't recieved any mail:(

[rcjordan]

WG,

To protect our members from email harvesters, Brett has developed an internal mail system for the WebmasterWorld boards. See "MyStickyMail" at the top of the page.
Disclaimer: Rest assured that rcjordan had NOTHING to do with the 'My' naming scheme!

[WebGuerrilla]

Sorry,

I haven't finished my coffee yet:)

grnidone, good suggestions. Thank you.