ClickEquations Blog

We’re back on the road this week at Search Engine Strategies in San Francisco. If you haven’t signed up yet, you can still register and get 20% off with the code 20CLIE.

If you’re coming, please say “hi”

• Stop by booth 321 to check out a live demo of our latest feature, Keyword Zoom. We’re also giving out hard copies of our popular “21 Secret Truths of High Resolution PPC” ebook and Quality Score white paper. Craig will be there to answer your toughest PPC questions.
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• I’ll be speaking on the Search Marketing Toolbox panel on Thursday at 12 alongside David Szetela of Clix Marketing, Ariel Bardin of Google, Dave Snyder of Blueglass, Mark Jackson of Vizion Interactive and our moderator, Simon Heseltine of AOL. Check out my latest article on Search Engine Watch for a sneak preview of my speech.
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• You can also catch me in the Search Engine Watch booth on Wednesday from 2:00 – 3:00 for their “meet the experts” series. I’d love to meet some folks who read my articles or the ClickEquations blog. We can even crack open a laptop and take a look at your account.

If you’d like to setup a specific time to swing by, just drop me a line at marketing@clickequations.com. We’ll also be at many of the networking events, so follow us on Twitter to stay in touch: @clickequations and @digitalalex

See you in San Francisco!

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