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Why Does Your Website Suck?

by Scott | Feb 6, 2009 | Events, Local news

Next Tuesday night, you’ll have an opportunity to hear two usability experts talk about real-life examples and case studies, and perhaps even some live reviews, (if you’d like to submit your own site) in the February SEMpdx event. Instead of the usual Hot...

EPCC – Market Your Website With Little or No Money

by Scott | Feb 5, 2009 | Education, General interest, Local news, Public Speaking, SEO-101

As I promised this morning, I have uploaded my East Portland Chamber of Commerce presentation here, including all of the links that I spoke about. You may open it directly from this link, or just right click here and choose “save as” to get it onto your...

East Portland Chamber Search Presentation

by Scott | Dec 2, 2008 | Events, Local news, Public Speaking

I just spent nearly 2 1/2 hours on my 10 minute presentation for the East Portland Chamber of Commerce, tomorrow morning at Warner Pacific College. If you’re already a search marketer you probably won’t learn much, but if you’re a small business...

Search Engine Optimization For Beginners in Portland

by Scott | Oct 9, 2008 | Events, Local news, SEO-101

Next week is an SEM Hotseat event geared towards beginners. Have you come to search marketing events before and been overwhelmed? Do you have some SEO questions that you think are too basic? This is your chance to get that added level of detail and attention you may...

Local Search Expert & SEM Hot Seat Combined

by Scott | Sep 5, 2008 | Education, Events, Google, Local - Places - Maps, Local news, Public Speaking

Next week’s SEMpdx presentation gets very specific regarding the local search ranking algorithm. SEMpdx is fortunate to have a new board member join us for 2009 who’s recently moved here from San Fransisco. His name is David Mihm, he’s an expert in...

Open Source for the Desktop – Next OCCA Meeting

by Scott | Aug 19, 2008 | Events, Local news

I’m looking forward to next Tuesday nights meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association. The subject is going to be using open source software on your desktop as a replacement for Windows, whether personal use, business use or both. I’m so fed...