SES Chicago - December 7-11, 2009

Experts - Little Biz

Smart search marketing skills for the smallest start-up, with practical tips for navigating the endless search universe. Learn how to effectively drive qualified traffic to your business using a mix of organic and paid search, even on a shoestring budget. Get creative, and get results.

Alternatives to Google AdWords -- Worth Your Time?

Advertising on a site that serves your niche may cost less than Google. Consider these options.  

Saturating Your Message in Search Marketing

Tips to ensure your business controls as many spaces as possible on a search results page.  

Small Business Guide to Tools that Help Your SEM

There are plenty of tools that a small business can and should use to make their limited time most productive in online marketing. Some are free, some are paid, but all of them are worth the investment of time and money to learn to use.  

When and How to Outsource Your Small Business Search Marketing

Every small business will reach a point where they have to decide to expand or keep things simple. There are right and wrong ways to hire an outside SEM firm. Following some simple rules can make or break your ROI.  

Going the Distance -- Integration of Your Marketing Efforts

Integration is key to online marketing success. A killer idea for e-mail can work wonders when mirrored in a search campaign. There's a lot of opportunity for you to leverage one idea for many different media and many forms of ROI.  

Don't Be That Site -- You Know the One

Shopping online shouldn't hurt, cause excessive swearing, or annoy me into not spending money. Here's a list of annoying Web site habits that could be hurting your Web site conversions.  

Targeting your Search Advertising for Success

Running successful search advertising campaigns can be a tricky pursuit. Anyone can do it, but being careful and educated about what you're doing is important to seeing a return on your investment.  

Get Your Small Business Involved in Social Media

Any business has the potential to excel (or fail) socially online. Having a game plan is key to making sure you're ready for both instances when your small business participates in social networks.  

Are 5 Sites Better than One?

What's better, having one big site covering five niche topics, or five niche sites that somewhat compete against each other? Having multiple sites is not a bad thing, if you've set them up correctly, and it's possible to rank multiple sites for the same long-tail keyword.  

Taking the Fear Out of Web Analytics for Your Small Business

Do you have Web analytics installed on your small business Web site? If not, you should. How will you know how your Web site is performing if you aren't measuring the right data?  
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