Rand Fishkin at SearchFest 2008 in Portland March 10th
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Rand Fishkin will head the bill at Searchfest 2008, Oregon’s annual search marketing conference March 10, 2008, at the Oregon Zoo’s Cascade Crest Banquet Center.
Take a look at the agenda for SearchFest 2008. You won’t want to pass this up. Portland, Rand Fishkin: The Wizard of Moz, and Search Marketing, what else could a SEO want?
And you can still get a great bargin on your entrance to Oregon’s search event of the year.
The early bird discount prices will only be good through February first, because SEMpdx is budgeting now for headcount, catering etc. and so the sooner you get in, the more money you can save.
Last years SearchFest 2007 was outstanding and this years is going to be even better!
Just take a look at this line up:
- Paul Colligan
- Jeff Pruitt, SEMPO, iCrossing
- Stoney deGeyter
- Rand Fishkin, SEOmoz
- Matt McGee
- John Andrews
- Kevin Wilk - Yahoo
- Marshall Simmonds, New York Times
- Dan Harbison, Portland Trailblazers
- Ben Hanna, VP Marketing, Business.com
- LinkShare
- Brian Schmidt - Google
Sign up today and let SEMpdx help you save money on an event that you need to attend anyway. Saving money is a GOOD thing.
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