Save $100 on Search Marketing Expo in NYC

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The landscape of search and search engine marketing is rapidly changing.

To keep up, stay ahead, grow your business, and get more (and better) traffic to your site, you need the right help.

Search Marketing Expo is a conference that offers more than 50 cutting-edge sessions (as well as invaluable networking opportunities) covering the search marketing strategies and tactics you’ll need to thrive in 2012 and beyond.

At Search Marketing Expo from October 2nd-4th, you’ll learn how to:

  • Survive Penguins, Pandas, and other SEO beasts,
  • Optimize your site content for better organic search results,
  • Find and use the “new” killer content,
  • Get the best ROI from pay-per-click search advertising,
  • Boost your conversion and increase your sales

Whether you’re a seasoned vet or new to search, own a small business or are employed at a Fortune 500 company, you’ll appreciate the depth and flexibility this comprehensive agenda offers. Click here to see the entire agenda.

As a bonus for Copyblogger readers, use the code smx100copy (case sensitive) and save $100 on your All Access ticket at sign up.

To learn more about the Search Marketing Expo, visit http://searchmarketingexpo.com/east/.

We’re always impressed by the depth of knowledge and expertise represented at SMX, which is why we’re happy to once again be a media partner for the conference.

About the Author: Sonia Simone is co-founder and CMO of Copyblogger Media. Get more from Sonia on Twitter and .

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