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Written by Kevin Hnatiuk
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
On Tuesday, April 15, 2008, New Media Manitoba presents, "Search Starts Here," at the Psych Health Centre on Bannatyne. The meeting begins at 7 pm sharp and you must register in advance to attend.
We've just returned from the most significant Search Engine Optimization conference in the world, "Search Engine Strategies New York," and our eyes are wide open. Over the course of several days we had the opportunity to interview companies like Yahoo, Bruce Clay, and Compete, as well as industry stars like Matt Bailey from SiteLogic, Jason Calacanis from Mahalo, and Jeffrey Eisenberg from Future Now
to discover the best ways to improve Search Engine Rankings through
organic, and paid search strategies. We received some great advice for
getting your site optimized the way the search Gods (Google, Yahoo, and
MSN) want from you, as well as some interesting ways to pay your way to
the top with some "unique" business models.
Tuesday night's meeting will give you answers to the questions:
- What is search-friendly design?
- How do I convert web traffic into sales?
- What are web analytics and how can they help me?
- Does Flash affect search engine optimization?
- How important are blogs or links to my site?
- Does good graphic design improve my rankings?
- What do search bots see on my website?
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Last Updated ( Friday, 11 April 2008 )
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Written by Kevin Hnatiuk
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Friday, 11 January 2008 |
 New Media Manitoba (NMM) is proud to launch NewMediaManitoba.tv!
NewMediaManitoba.tv is a media-rich website dedicated to growing the
skills and expertise of the Manitoba interactive labour force and for
anyone interested in new media development. Over the past few years New
Media Manitoba has attended several technology expos featuring the most
current interactive technology and web startup companies. When we
attend an expo we bring a camera crew so that we can share what we've
learned with everyone back home. Today we are happy to share these
episodes with you as podcasts and 720p downloadable files. Content is
divided into focussed, 5-minute episodes, that span a range of new
media topics.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 20 January 2008 )
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