Posts tagged Bruce
Bruce Clay Australia Announces Further SEO Training Dates for 2010 – PR Web (press release)
Jul 31st
 PR Web (press release) |
Bruce Clay Australia Announces Further SEO Training Dates for 2010
PR Web (press release) Bruce Clay Australia has added additional SEO training dates for the second half of 2010. The highly regarded 1 Day SEO course provides “very useful and … |
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Web marketing guru, Bruce Clay to hold first SEO training seminar in India – Economic Times
Jul 27th
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Web marketing guru, Bruce Clay to hold first SEO training seminar in India
Economic Times Bruce Clay has been delivering SEO training for over eight years with courses now held in USA, Italy, Japan, South Africa & Australia. … |
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Bruce Clay, Inc. ventures into India to make a mark in Online Marketing Services – PRLog.Org (press release)
Jun 30th
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Bruce Clay, Inc. ventures into India to make a mark in Online Marketing Services
PRLog.Org (press release) Our company is considered to be one of the best providers of SEO services worldwide and we aim to do the same in India. … Why Do Search Engines Encourage Ethical SEO What's Next for Search, SEO? National Internet Marketing Agency Empowers In-House SEO |
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White Hat and Black Hat SEO Panel Preview with Bruce Clay
May 23rd
Bruce Clay of Bruce Clay Inc. talks about his upcoming SES San Jose 2008 panel on white hat and black hat SEO (search engine optimization) with Byron Gordon of SEO-PR. Bruce expects the panel to start with a negotiation of the differentiation between black hat SEO and white hat SEO, and the history of search engine optimization (SEO), from the wild west days to the present.
Press Release Distribution Online: A Talk with Bruce Clay at SMX West on OBSNews.com
May 20th
www.OBSNews.com Interview with Bruce Clay, search industry veteran and founder of Bruce Clay, Inc. (www.BruceClay.com), at the SMX West 2009 conference in Santa Clara, CA by OBSNews.com editor, anchor and co-founder Patrick McGilvray, JD The interview concerns the use of online press releases and their uses as drivers of traffic from a search engine optimization (SEO) perspective. Mr. Clay described advanced strategies concerning online marketing via the repeated use on online press release distribution. “The primary objective of (online) press release is getting your brand out and getting traffic. And if you can get traffic it’s justified to do it. I think it something that’s well worth doing,” said Mr. Clay. “If you can get into Google News, it’s worth it’s weight in Gold,” he added. “You want to be involved with right distribution,” Clay said when queried about using distribution sources that reach the most appropriate audience. His final question concerning online press release distribution “Is it newsworthy?” wasn’t just rhetorical. He mentioned how important it is to write press releases with enough important and topical newsworthy aspects so that readers will actively pass on a recommendation to friends via a viral or social network effect based upon a quality Internet press release.
Bruce Clay: “Ranking is Dead” from PubCon 2008
Mar 10th
videos.webpronews.com Bruce Clay predicts even greater changes in the coming year. Changes with personalized search, behavior-based search, intent-based search, and universal search mean seo’s have a bit of a challenge on their hands.
Search Rankings Won’t Be the Prime SEO Metric – Bruce Clay
Feb 5th
In this fascinating video interview industry leader Bruce Clay predicts that search rankings will soon not be the prime Search Engine Optimization (SEO) metric. Three factors are converging to bring this about: (1) behavioral search, based on a user’s normal ‘neighborhood’ or ‘community,’ (2) intent-based search, and (3) universal search. Since each of these trends makes it unlikely that ranking software will see the same ranking as any individual user, ranking per se will fade as the primary way of measuring SEO success, and be replaced by targeted traffic.
