Integrating SEO, Usability, and Internet Marketing for High Performance and Results
Presented by Rebecca Murtagh (Karner Blue Marketing LLC). The success of a web site is not determined by cool design or technology, but its inherent ability to reach target audiences, resonate with users, and successfully convert visitors to loyal customers.
comments
Disappointed with this one - Rebecca had great points, all very well taken, but she spent way too much time hammer the same points over and over and over and over (and over and over and over) again, versus giving us some specific suggestions of how to do the things that she was telling us were so important.
Hi everyone!
So many of you have followed up with me in person and via email with your positive feedback, Thank You again for attending this session.
I am making my presentation available. If you'd like access, send your request via email to: info@karnerbluemarketing.com
With only 50 minutes for presentation and Q&A, there is limited time to get into the details of ANY topic.
The repition of these "real world" concepts is intentional to facilitate the recognition of how the same fundamental apply through what are sometimes disjointed stages of the web development process: strategy, seo, usability and conversion.
Most attendees got a great deal out of this presentation geared toward promoting an approach and methodology I have found to be highly effective over many years. However, I am always aware, as I stated in the beginning of the presentation, that there are likley to be a few people wanting more. It simply requires more time to get into the "how".
Thanks again to all 350+ that attended.
I enjoyed meeting so many of you!
Rebecca Murtagh
Ok, I'm a little jet-lagged and sleep-deprived and noticed I just posted with typos...Please forgive me!
I got more out of this session then I thought I would. Rebecca was a good presenter. She focused a little too much on some of the points, but overall, good presentation.
Well researched, has integrity. I got more out of this session then most. And to think that I just happened into the room because I was escaping from "Failure Happens" which was not what I thought it would be.