I’ve been helping program the search marketing sessions for MediaPost’s upcoming OMMA event in September, and the first stage of it is reviewing dozens of conference pitches. Overall, it’s a promising bunch of proposals, and my biggest regret is that there are only six sessions I’m responsible for; I could easily have picked ten great ones, and I’ll still try to pawn some of the rejected panels to other programming chairs if they can be adapted.
Google Pitching Kirkland To Engineers
For virtually everyone who dreams of working in the wonderful world of technology, Silicon Valley draws them like a mosquito to a bug zapper. Google would like some of those aspirants who dream of working for the search advertising giant to consider a landing point some 800 miles north of Mountain View.
Google Pitching Jobs To SciFi Geeks
When the World Science Fiction Convention, best known as WorldCon, starts up in Anaheim today, some Googlers will be in attendance. One would think Google’s presence at a well-known international conference would be enough to justify sending this writer out to Anaheim to cover the event.
Microsoft Pitching Lee Settlement To Google
The entertaining saga of the world’s most famous job hopper, Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, may be coming to a close.
Save Your Breath: How to Sell in Trade Shows Without Pitching
You stand there, in front of your great presentation material, wearing just the right suit or logo shirt, handing out some gimmick with your company name on it, wearing just the right smile or look of professionalism. You might even have a fishbowl at the table – or some type of contest material – to collect business cards of passers by for later use in your sales process. But the worst part of doing a trade show is losing your voice.
Pitching Articles To Trade Publications
According to a recent survey by Patrick Marketing Group, most senior business managers are unhappy with their company’s PR efforts. When asked to rate their company’s effectiveness in PR on a 1 to 10 scale (10 being the highest), the average response was 5.8.