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Sean Golliher of SEMJ.org will speak at the International Search Summit on 19th November in London.

Sean will be speaking about the New Developments in the Semantic Technology and the Semantic Web – an area in which he has conducted extensive research.

He is an experience search marketer and is currently Director of Search at Future Farm, as well as a publisher at Search Engine Marketing Journal.

Sean’s session will bring delegates up-to-date in developments on the semantic web, as well as sharing practical examples which search marketers can implement to begin participating in the linked data movement.

The fourth International Search Summit will see some of the world’s leading search marketing experts from around the globe who will discuss the latest developments in international seo and offer practical techniques and suggestions for creating successful global search campaigns.

Tickets for the conference are available at the super early bird rate of £75 until the end of June – visit www.internationalsearchsummit.com to secure your place at this rate.

Previous speakers at the International Search Summit have included Alex Burmaster (Nielsen Online), Ed Pushman (Microsoft adCenter), Anne Kennedy (Beyond Ink) and Nicole Vanderbilt (Bebo).

Andy Atkins-Krüger, Managing Director of WebCertain Global says, “We are delighted that Sean will be speaking at the International Search Summit. Semantic Technology will play an important role in the future of search, yet is an area which many marketers still know little about. We hope the International Search Summit will change that”.

There is also a range of sponsorship opportunities available for the Summit – more details can be found on the website.

british library international search summit international SEO London search marketing conference webcertain

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