Everyone has enjoyed BrightonSEO yesterday. Collecting the slides from conference presentations is always a time-consuming task, so I’ve done the hard work for you.
If you know of any slides I couldn’t find, please get in touch on @ArturStrzelecki .
If you’re the presenter of any of the below, and you’d like to add a short summary of your presentation, add a link to your blog post about it, please get in touch as above.
Track 1
Strategy
Predicting the future of Google, and why it’s no longer a search company
Why we all need to study momentology
Illustrated marketing concepts
Links
How to leverage content curation, build links and grow your search visibility
Breaking SEO out of silos with PR & marketing
Earning links through audience segmentation
72% of Internet users do not speak English: International outreach
Semantic
Structured data and rich snippets: What’s left
The semantic web & structured data, a journey into the unknown
The Owl and the Hummingbird: Make ontology work for you
The evolution of Search in a post Hummingbird era
Track 2
SERPs
One Click Curve to Rule Them All
What’s wrong with the current CTR curves
Local SEO VS. Organic SEO – their similarities and differences
Data
Bringing sexy back: How a story can enhance your data and client relationships
Do you know the real story you data is telling you or are you still stuck reading a fairytale?
Advertising analysis: Beyond the numbers.
I’m Drunk … Karaoke Drunk #donttryspellingksraokdrunk
Content
Creativity and thinking skills can dramatically improve your online marketing
The secret to newsworthy content
Becoming a publisher: Creating high quality content at pace
Content is just the start: How paid traffic can enhance any search campaign
Track 3
Onsite
Programmatic Content: Is this the future of content?
How to get your boss to care about canonical tags: A lesson in SEO Persistence
Cannibalisation: The SEO’s biggest nightmare and how to identify it
Technical
Log file analysis: The gateway to assessing crawl behaviour
How well does Google know your site?
Proactive measures for good site health
Hacking Google docs to detect and diagnose penalties
Analytics
Auditing your Analytics Set Up
Effective visits – why they are more important than visits
Enhanced eCommerce and Data Import for Google Analytics
Working with numbers and people
Other blog posts about BrightonSEO 2014
93 Crucial Tips From #BrightonSEO
BrightonSEO September 2014: The Ultimate Write-Up
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The following two tabs change content below.Artur Strzelecki jest profesorem Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Katowicach, pracownikiem Katedry Informatyki, badaczem zajmującym się marketingiem internetowym, przetwarzaniem informacji w wyszukiwarkach, analityką internetową i zastosowaniem sztucznej inteligencji w biznesie. Cztery razy z rzędu znalazł się w światowym rankingu Top 2% Scientist według Stanford University.
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