Business Blogging Conference: Rochester, NY September 25
This blog entry was posted on August 31, 2008.
The eBusiness Association of Rochester, NY is putting on an all day business blogging conference on September 25, 2008. Registration is only $99 and includes a copy of the book Biz Blog Marketing by Doug Williams. The event is cosponsored with the Rochester Chapter of the American Marketing Association and Association for Women in Computing.
This blogging seminar / blogging workshop will break down the basics of the blog—the benefits, content, approach, etiquette, legal issues and provide the tools to better navigate your way. Whether you’re a novice or a familiar “voice” in the blogosphere, you’ll learn what works and how it works from a diverse group of experts who’ve been around blogging for quite some time.
Speakers include:
- Doug Williams, Business Consultant, Internet Marketing Specialist will speak about “Business Blog Marketing.”
- Yvonne DiVita, Business Writer, Publisher, Multiple Blog Author will speak about “Google Juice or Why People Think BLOG Means Better Listing On Google.”
- Adam Christensen, IBM Corporate Blogger will speak about “Web 2.0 in a Global Enterprise.”
- Deborah Colton, Assistant Professor of Marketing/International Business, Rochester Institute of Technology will speak about “Corporate Blogging Tactics.”
- Jessica Murray, Partner in Boylan, Brown’s Business & Corporate and Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Groups will speak about “Making Legal Happy: Minimizing the Risks of Corporate Blogging.”
- Peter Burris, Principal Analyst and Research Director, Forrester Research will speak about “Blogs: A Key Spoke in the Community Marketing Wheel.”
Registration is $99 and can be done online on the eBusiness Association website. The event venue limits this to 200 attendees.
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Pingback by Blog Marketing Help | Jack Humphrey's software bundle — September 1, 2008 @ 4:42 am
It should include a heavy emphasis on SEO. People think they can just blog and start getting readers. Well, there are about a million bloggers out there. You have to really know how to catch the traffic to make this work. It’s not easy.
Comment by Frank — March 19, 2009 @ 2:52 pm
I’m in agreement with that last comment. SEO is getting harder and harder. People need to know just how hard it is to be noticed on the Internet. You need to keep this in mind at the very beginning of any web project.
Comment by Brian — April 24, 2009 @ 12:05 pm
You are not kidding Brian. We got a call the other day from someone who wanted to rank on page 1 of Google for the term HDTV and said their budget for SEO was $199 per month. Really! I think people read these crazy (often untrue) stories about how people make mad money with some turnkey website platform or make money from home deal and think they can do it themselves…
Comment by Hal — May 27, 2009 @ 6:08 am