IndustryElisabeth Osmeloski Named SEW’s Managing Editor

Elisabeth Osmeloski Named SEW's Managing Editor

I’m happy to announce that Elisabeth Osmeloski, our hard-working SEW Forums
editor, is now taking on the expanded role of being Search Engine Watch’s
managing editor.

Elisabeth will continue to oversee the day-to-day operations of the SEW
Forums, as she’s been doing since they
launched
in June 2004. However, she’ll now be helping me revitalize and maintain the
Search Engine Watch site overall.

In particular, we’re looking to ensure we keep more of our primer material
fresh to help those new to search marketing, while also making changes to ensure
that the many things SEW offers — forum discussions, archived information,
current news, original coverage — is more easily accessible to those coming to
the site.

It’s great to have Elisabeth coming on in the new role! Elisabeth’s promotion
hasn’t yet been posted to our
staff page,
but that will happen shortly.

I should also mention that Chris Sherman and I had title changes last month.
Chris, formerly SEW’s associate editor, became the site’s executive editor. He
continues to carry on with overseeing SearchDay and working with me on the
site’s overall editorial direction and coverage. My title shifted from editor to
editor-in-chief, and I continue to be responsible for the site overall.

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