If you’ve ever seen one of Danny Sullivan’s keynote addresses at a Search Engine Strategies conference, you know he is enlightening, provocative and always raises new issues that keep attendees abuzz throughout the show. In today’s SearchDay article, Search Marketing 2004: What’s Right, What’s Wrong, Andrew Goodman offers his take on Danny’s remarks at the recent SES show in San Jose. Andrew’s coverage is interwoven with insightful and often acerbic comments about the goings-on among industry players, pretenders and wannabes observed at ground-level during the conference.
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