Saturday, December 02, 2006
If you’re planning to be at
SES Chicago
this week, be sure to stop by and say hi to the many Googlers who are coming out to brave the
cold and snow.
Many of us will be on hand at the booth, speaking at sessions, and wandering the halls. Check out
Search Engine Land
for tips on how to spot some of us and be sure to catch our sessions:
Monday, December 4th
Drive traffic to your site with Google:
Jessica Ewing, Product Manager, Google Gadgets; Vanessa Fox, Product Manager, Webmaster Central;
Shashi Seth, Lead Product Manager, Custom Search Egnine
Lunch with Google Webmaster Central:
Vanessa Fox, Product Manager, Webmaster Central; Amanda Camp, Software Engineer, Webmaster
Tools; Trevor Foucher, Software Engineer, Webmaster Tools; Adam Lasnik, Search Evangelist;
Evan Roseman, Software Engineer; Maile Ohye, Developer Support Engineer
Tuesday, December 5th
Bulk Submit 2.0:
Amanda Camp, Software Engineer, Webmaster Tools
Domaining and Address Bar-Driven Traffic:
Hal Bailey, Strategic Partner Manager
Duplicate Content and Multiple Site Issues:
Adam Lasnik, Search Evangelist
Bot Obedience Course:
Vanessa Fox, Product Manager, Webmaster Central
Meet the Search Ad Networks:
Gretchen Howard, Online Sales and Operations Manager
Meet the Mobile Search Engines:
Sumit Agarwal, Product Manager, Mobile
Wednesday, December 6th
Social Search Overview:
Shashi Seth, Product Manager, Custom Search Engine
Images and Search Engines:
Vanessa Fox, Product Manager, Webmaster Central
Vendor Chat on Measuring Success:
Paul Botto, Google Analytics
Flash and Search Engines:
Dan Crow, Product Manager
CSS, AJAX, Web 2.0, and Search Engines:
Dan Crow, Product Manager
Auditing Paid Listings and Click Fraud Issues:
Shuman Ghosemajumder, Business Product Manager, Trust and Safety
Thursday, December 7th
Meet the Crawlers:
Evan Roseman, Software Engineer
Search Engine Q&A; on Links:
Adam Lasnik, Search Evangelist
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