EngineWorks is pleased to announce the launch of our new corporate Web site. This new online presence, located at our same www.engineworks.com domain, features exciting all-new branding, messaging, and design.
March 31, 2008 (Portland, OR) — EngineWorks, Inc. (www.engineworks.com), a full-service Search Engine Marketing (SEM) firm specializing in Search Engine Optimization, Paid Search Marketing, and Social Media Marketing, today announced the launch of its new corporate Web site featuring all new branding, messaging, and design. The Company’s new online presence is located at its existing Web address, www.engineworks.com.
In addition to its enhanced layout and design, the new Web site provides detailed information pertaining to the Company’s advanced online client acquisition services and the direct benefits of professional search marketing campaigns. Featured site elements at engineworks.com include company information, service descriptions, and the Company’s robust industry-standard blog.
EngineWorks’ president, Sean McMahon, acknowledged the importance of the new Web presence by stating, “Our team of search marketing specialists and optimization engineers operate at a level of professionalism that aligns with our world-class clients. The redesigned EngineWorks site conveys this sophistication through dynamic new imagery and design.”
The Company is also proud of the fact that its new corporate Web site has been designed and developed completely by in-house talent. Mr. McMahon went on to exclaim, “The fact that the skilled individuals within our company created our new site is testament to our ability to enhance the online presence of any commercial Web site.”
The issue of Google’s duplicate content policy came-up several times during question and answer sessions at our SEMpdx SearchFest conference last week here in Portland. Therefore, it’s worthwhile to write a quick post addressing the most important aspect of this policy, and how it is being enforced by Google.
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All this week, EngineWorks will be in New York attending the Search Engine Strategies (SES) Conference at the Hilton New York (1335 Avenue of the Americas).
In an announcement this morning, AOL revealed that it is paying $850 million in cash to buy Bebo, a social networking site with more than 40 million users. While that is surely a substantial number of individuals, it’s considerably less than the top two social networking sites, MySpace and Facebook, which both have more than 100 million users world-wide.
The first three months of 2008 at EngineWorks are proving to be incredibly action-packed! New client launches. Traveling and presenting. Integration of a new bid management platform. Refinement of our service offerings (more to come). And, most recently, exhibiting at SearchFest ’08 here in Portland. Unfortunately, all this activity has prevented me from providing a recap my presentation at the Online Marketing Summit (OMS) in San Diego on February 21, 2008. Now, that I have a slight break in between SearchFest (03.10.08) and SES New York coming-up next week, here is a quick review of my experience at OMS.
During our SEMpdx SearchFest ’08 on Monday here in Portland, one of the hot topics addressed by Riona MacNamara from Google Webmaster Central was the announcement that Google now has added “page load time” as a component of its AdWords ranking algorithm. This announcement was feature on Danny Sullivan’s Search Engine Land in the post titled “Google Adds Page Load Time to Quality Score Algorithm“.
March 12, 2008 (Portland, OR) — EngineWorks, Inc. (www.engineworks.com), a full-service Search Engine Marketing (SEM) firm specializing in Search Engine Optimization, Paid Search Marketing, and Social Media Marketing, is pleased to announce that the Company will be attending the Search Engine Strategies (SES) Conference & Expo being held in New York City on March 17 through March 20, 2008.
This industry-wide conference, organized and hosted by renowned search authority Kevin Ryan, Vice President and Global Content Director at Search Engine Watch, is scheduled to deliver in-depth information pertaining to current search marketing strategies directly from the major search engines, and from top industry experts.
EngineWorks representatives in attendance will include the Company’s Vice President of Client Acquisition, Mike Rosenberg, and Director of Client Acquisition, Angela Yost. These key personnel will be meeting with top professionals in the online search marketing industry, including individuals from Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft, at this important conference.
Information pertaining to registration and attendance at SES New York can be found through the following link:
Search Engine Strategies New York
In addition to scheduled appointments with key players in the search industry, EngineWorks representatives will be attending advanced SEM sessions and panel presentations throughout all four days of this event
EngineWorks is pleased to be a featured exhibitor at SearchFest ’08 here in Portland, Oregon next Monday, March 10, 2008.
March 5, 2008 (Portland, OR) — EngineWorks, Inc. (www.engineworks.com), a professional search marketing company specializing in Search Engine Optimization, Paid Search Marketing, and Social Media Marketing, today announced that key executives from its management team will be speaking at the upcoming SearchFest ’08 in Portland, Oregon on March 10, 2008.
This day-long conference, presented by Search Engine Marketing Professionals of Portland (SEMpdx), offers a full schedule of educational search marketing sessions featuring expert panelists from many of the Internet’s most successful companies, including Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft.
EngineWorks is pleased to have the Company’s president and co-founder, Sean McMahon, be the moderator for the opening panel session at SearchFest. This anticipated lively panel session, titled “Search in the Marketing Mix” will feature professional insight from veteran online search executives, including Jeff Pruitt, President of SEMPO, Hillary Jensen, Retail Vertical – Online Sales & Operations, Google, Inc., and Nathan Buggia, Lead Program Manager, Live Search Webmaster Center, Microsoft, Inc..
The Company’s Vice President of Operations and co-founder, Kent Schnepp, will also be the moderator of the session titled “Site Architecture, Usability, SEO & Analytics”. This session will feature expert panelists from top industry firms discussing the most up-to-date strategies for improving the attractiveness of Web sites to search engine algorithms.
SearchFest ’08 is being held in the Cascade Crest Banquet Center at the Oregon Zoo, and will present multiple sessions covering a comprehensive range of search marketing topics. Also included in the conference is a professional “SEM Hot Seat” featuring expert panelists critiquing actual Web sites, and providing search marketing advice to regional site owners.
Information pertaining to registration and attendance at SearchFest ’08 can be found through the following link:
In addition to the professional presentations by EngineWorks executives, key individuals from the Compan’s operations department will attend the search education and training seminars at this conference in order to gain insight into the latest developments in the search marketing industry.
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