07.09.08
AlterSage presenting at the World Wide Web Conference
We are very excited to announce that on 2 September 2008 Christine da Silva from AlterSage will be presenting a workshop at the 10th Annual Conference on World Wide Web. Her topic will cover “The role of search: practical search engine marketing and other online brand building techniques.”
The World Wide Web Conference is co-hosted by the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) and the University of Cape Town (UCT) and will take place on UCT’s Cape Town campus. Five workshops, including Christine’s, will commence on 2 September. The Conference itself will be running from 3 – 5 September 2008. Numerous keynote speakers will present at the Conference and more than 60 peer-reviewed papers will be discussed.
Christine’s workshop will look at the evolution of search engines and user techniques. The workshop will provide attendees with techniques and tips to ensure that their information is seen in today’s environment. This can be done by increasing their online brand awareness and exposure, user base and ultimately the profitability of their online presence. For a full overview of Christine’s workshop, please click here.
We’re very pleased to be involved with the World Wide Web Conference especially since it caters for a wide variety of attendees: from students, to business people, to high-profile academics. At AlterSage we aim to educate others on how online marketing can work for them – no matter how big or small their business. It is still a very unknown area for many and therefore companies are too scared to venture into online marketing. Back at AlterSage, we host regular internal workshops to grow the AlterSage team to industry leaders and to keep them up to date with the ever evolving online industry.
If you would like to register for the Conference, please click here. For more information on the conference, you can go here. We hope to see you there J
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