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In this episode of The Jane Q. Public podQast, Q talks with her longtime internet colleague and digital marketing guru Rachel Heseltine. They discuss Rachel's Micronation Nobility; grouse in a decidedly Gen X way about other generations; and discuss what it's like to be a trans woman making her way in the world - online and off. Find Rachel online: Twitter (@YorkshireBorn) ------- Rachel Heseltine is the VP of Consumer Growth at Trader Interactive in Norfolk, VA. Her award winning team is responsible for all traffic channels for industry leading sites such as Cycle Trader and Commercial Truck Trader. Rachel has led award winning teams at ForRent (2017) and AOL (2014), also working in-house at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and for several years on the agency side. Rachel taught digital marketing for 5 years at Georgetown University, and was on the board of SEMPO for 4 years, 2 as VP of Education. Rachel is a frequent speaker / trainer / moderator at conferences around the world on a variety of online marketing topics. She has a BA (Hons) from the University of Humberside (England), and a Masters in IT from Virginia Tech Rachel is the Duchess of Simonskorg (Ladonia). and a Dame of the Order of the Polar Cross (West Arctica) - both micronations. Rachel is a former improv / sketch comedy performer and currently writes poetry as an outlet. This Labor day will be the 30th anniversary of Rachel's move to the US from the UK.  

The Buzz 1: “Social media allows big companies to act small again.” (Jay Baer @convince Marketing) The Buzz 2: “If you make customers unhappy in the physical world, they might each tell 6 friends. If you make customers unhappy on the Internet, they can each tell 6,000 friends.” (Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO) The Buzz 3: “We don't have a choice on whether we do social media, the question is how well we do it.” (Erik Qualman, author, The Focus Project @equalman) Social media has dramatically affected how we navigate every aspect of life. Its impact on marketing is no exception, as in how it catalyzed the transition from push- to pull-centric marketing. According to MIT Sloan Professor Sinan Aral, “Social media is rewiring the central nervous system of humanity in real time. We're now at a crossroads between its promise and its peril.” This crossroads is forcing marketers to sail a boat they're still building while battling the stormy seas of short attention spans, political correctness, new social channels and other powerful waves. Argh! What impact will all of this have on the future of social media marketing? We'll ask social media agency owner Janet E Johnson, Mike Grehan at SEMPO and Anna Millman at SAP for tips to help your social media marketing stand out amid the high seas noise and find friendly trade winds. Tune in for Social Media Marketing aka Building Your Boat While Sailing.

Chris Boggs was there when it all started. Chris was part of the crew that started to claim that Search Engine Optimization was a legitimate industry and was here to stay. The SEO industry started to shape itself in the early 2000's. SEMPO represents the most ambitious initiative to show the world that SEO is not a « snake oil » business or « cottage industry ». In this podcast, we go back in time with Chris to tell the success and failure of SEMPO Official Website https://www.sempo.org The SEO Stories series goes through the history of Search by those who made it.   ----------- Laurent's Stuff : http://www.topicalmesh.com/ http://www.frenchtouchseo.com/ https://rank4win.com/ https://twitter.com/laurentbourelly   ----------- Chris' Stuff : https://twitter.com/Boggles https://www.webtrafficadvisors.com/

The Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization (SEMPO) has released the 2021 – 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) for public comment. The MTP is a long-range multimodal transportation plan which will serve to guide regional investments in transportation over the next 20 years for transportation projects in SEMPO’s planning area. The plan is updated every five years. The 2021 – 2045 MTP is available for public viewing on the SEMPO website at . SEMPO's service area. View here . Printed copies are available upon request at Cape Girardeau City Hall, 401 Independence Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Jackson City Hall, 101 Court Street, Jackson, Missouri; and Cape Girardeau County Administrative Office, 1 Barton Square, Jackson, Missouri. The public comment period closes on March 16, 2021. To learn more about it, Dan Woods spoke with Alex McElroy. He’s Executive Director of the Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization.

Now is a critical time for transportation infrastructure planning in the Cape/Jackson MSA. When an area becomes a federally defined metropolitan statistical area, they can establish a metropolitan planning organization. SEMPO, or the Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization, serves that purpose for the local MSA. This is the group responsible for working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, the Illinois Department of Transportation, and the Federal Highway Administration to assess, plan, and improve the local transportation infrastructure. SEMPO was required by federal law to do a Metropolitan Transportation Plan. This plan identified how the metropolitan area will manage and operate a multi-modal transportation system (including transit, highway, bicycle, pedestrian, and accessible transportation) to meet the region’s economic, transportation, development and sustainability goals – among others – for a 20+-year planning horizon, while remaining fiscally constrained. The

Rozmowa z dr Agnieszką Janiak-Jasińską, Fundacja Wspomagania Wsi, 4 lipca 2018 r. Stefania Sempołowska (1869-1944) w zaborze rosyjskim organizowała tajną edukację dla dziewcząt, docierała z wiedzą do robotników i chłopów oraz angażowała się w pomoc więźniom politycznym. Tej ostatniej działalności nie zaprzestała również w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym, narażając się władzom niepodległej Polski. O działaczce opowiadała w studiu Wszechnicy dr Agnieszka Janiaka-Jasińska w z Instytutu Historycznego UW. Stefania Sempołowska dorastała w rzeczywistości, gdzie dostęp do edukacji był możliwy jedynie dla tych, którzy posiadali na to środki finansowe. Nauczanie było ukierunkowane na rusyfikację, żaden z przedmiotów w zaborze rosyjskim nie mógł być nauczany w języku polskim. Jednocześnie program edukacji dla dziewcząt różnił się od programu skierowanego do chłopców. Kobiety kształcone były przede wszystkim na przyszłe panie domu, bez aspiracji zawodowych. Deficyt ten wypełniało szkolnictwo tajne. Jedną z takich szkół, u Jadwigi Papi, skończyła Stefania Sempołowska. – To była szkoła kształcąca w duchu patriotycznym, przygotowująca dziewczęta do różnych aktywności na rzecz niepodległości. Ale to była też szkoła przygotowująca do działalności społecznej. (…) Działalność na rzecz wolności Polaków była jednoznaczna z działalnością na rzecz pokrzywdzonych, na rzecz walki z nierównościami społecznymi, na rzecz podnoszenia cywilizacyjnego wsi i miast – mówiła dr Janiak-Jasińska. Wartości wyniesione ze szkoły Papi Sempołowska przeniosła również do kierowanej przez siebie placówki. Jednocześnie wdrażała w niej nowoczesne, nawet dziś mogące być uznanymi za kontrowersyjne metody nauczania. – W szkole Sempołowskiej nie było ocen, nie było świadectwa promocji do następnej klasy. Dziewczęta uczyły się na tyle, na ile mogły. Grunt, żeby dokonywały postępów i uczyły się przez siedem lat, zakładając że dojdą do pewnego poziomu w rozwoju wiedzy, umiejętności i kompetencji społecznych – mówiła gościni Wszechnicy. Zajęcia w szkole wyróżniały się też stosowaną metodą poznawczą. Podczas lekcji przedmiotów przyrodniczych i ścisłych wykonywano doświadczenia, historii uczono podczas wycieczek po Warszawie. Sempołowska w ramach działalności w Kobiecym Kole Oświaty Ludowej oraz Kole Kobiet Korony i Litwy angażowała się w niesie edukacji warstwom społecznym, które były jej pozbawione. – Jeździła do gorszych dzielnic Warszawy, do wsi podwarszawskich, małych miasteczek, gdzie sama uczyła. Mamy wspomnienia, że były to dla uczestników tych zajęć momenty naprawdę wielkich przeżyć. Jednocześnie uczestniczyła w zdobywaniu środków na kursy dla nauczycielek i nauczycieli wiejskich, a także sama je prowadziła. Sempołowska za swoją działalność była represjonowana i więziona przez władze rosyjskie. Sama również zaangażowała się w pomoc więzionym przeciwnikom caratu. Problem więźniów politycznych podejmowała również już w niepodległej Polsce, narażając się władzom i różnym stronnictwom politycznym. – Bardzo wyraźnie uważała, że państwo demokratyczne nie powinno prześladować ludzi o innych poglądach politycznych, że powinno umieć z nimi rozmawiać i dochodzić do kompromisu. To że druga II Rzeczpospolita swoich politycznych przeciwników głównie zamykała w więzieniach, tego Sempołowska nie akceptowała. I była gotowa zrobić wszystko, żeby uświadomić kierownikom państwa, że to jest zła ścieżka – podkreśliła historyczka.

This week we are joined by several guests who bring a wide range of perspectives on the potential for stablecoins to broaden access to the global financial system for billions of people. We are joined by Harish Natarajan, Lead Financial Sector Specialist on Payments & Market Infrastructures in the Finance, Competitiveness, and Innovation Global Practice at World Bank; Danelle Dixon, who is the CEO and Executive Director of the Stellar Foundation, one of the preeminent blockchain projects in the world that is focused on global financial inclusion, and by Tristan Cole, Founder and CEO of Sempo, an innovative startup leveraging stablecoins to power digital money distribution in partnership with leading global NGOs. The Money Movement is brought to you by Circle. Our mission is to raise global economic prosperity through programmable internet commerce. Learn more about Circle Business Accounts and Platform APIs at https://hubs.ly/H0rpTP50

Huge swaths of the global population have mobile devices, but don't participate in the financial system. Stablecoins and the proliferation of digital currencies present an exciting new opportunity for people to connect to a more open and inclusive financial system, creating new economic opportunities for those who have been excluded from the banking sector.  This week we are joined by several guests who bring a wide range of perspectives on the potential for stablecoins to broaden access to the global financial system for billions of people. We are joined by Harish Natarajan, Lead Financial Sector Specialist on Payments & Market Infrastructures in the Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice at World Bank; Danelle Dixon, who is the CEO and Executive Director of the Stellar Foundation, one of the preeminent blockchain projects in the world that is focused on global financial inclusion, and by Tristan Cole, Founder and CEO of Sempo, an innovative startup leveraging stablecoins to power digital money distribution in partnership with leading global NGOs. We will dig into the big picture challenges, the technical innovations that stablecoins on public blockchains represent, and a hands-on view of the impact these technologies are having today on people everywhere. Tune-in and join us live on YouTube on Thursday, June 11 at 1pm EDT, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. About the Show The global economy is experiencing unprecedented challenges and change.  Business leaders everywhere are grappling with how to transform their companies to become more digital, resilient and efficient. As we face this change, a new global movement is building around the promise of digital currencies and blockchains — forming a new architecture for the global economy and creating new opportunities for companies everywhere. The Money Movement explores and chronicles the issues and ideas driving this brave new world of digital money. The Money Movement is brought to you by Circle. Our mission is to raise global economic prosperity through programmable internet commerce. Learn more about Circle Business Accounts and Platform APIs at https://hubs.ly/H0rpTP50

Chris Boggs is a top-tier digital marketing consultant and one of the stewards in Search Engine Marketing. He joins the show this week to talk about what he has seen change the most over his many years of experience in SEO, PPC, social media, and web analytics, and where he sees the trends moving next. Chris and Kevin also discuss the state of SEMPO (Search Engine Marketing Professionals Organization) and how it spawned many of the digital marketing practices we still see today.   Takeaways: ● Chris was a member of the Board of Directors for SEMPO, the Search Engine Marketing Professionals Organization, for 14 years. ● There was an infamous meeting in SEMPO’s history with some uproar and drama that they, fortunately, survived through. ● SEMPO has helped spark interest in executives at the C-Level to care about organic and paid search. ● SEMPO became a part of the Digital Analytics Association and Chris names a few of many of the benefits and support they get from DAA membership. ● Much like Kevin, Chris still communicates with people that he has known for over 14 years thanks to SEMPO and the digital marketing tribe. ● Chris’s intention with SEMPO is to slowly build up educational content and discuss and implement current best practices within the industry. ● Many of the pitch decks, common themes, and terms within the digital marketing world came from SEMPO. While it was the Wild West in that time (and still is to a certain extent) the effort set forth to have consistency and organization did make a big difference. ● Chris doesn’t use his SEMPO position for his own business but instead uses it as a place for unbiased research and to help others. ● We have to embrace AI, but to integrate with it our existing knowledge and experience.   Quotes: ● “The goal is to continue to point people in the right place for networking and education.” ● “The role of a company is to put information out there that is not biased and not trying to serve a predetermined agenda is important.” ● “You have to have the experience to benefit from the value of the AI.”   Mentioned in This Episode: @boggles SEMPO Market Motive Digital Analytics Associaton MediaPost DemandBase The COV-Ad Pandemic, And How to Avoid It  

Ông Sempo Sugihara tỉnh giấc vì các tiếng ồn ào bên ngoài tòa Lãnh Sự Nhật Bản tại thành phố Kaunas, nước Lithuania. Nhìn qua cửa sổ, nhà ngoại giao 40 tuổi này không tin nổi đã thấy có hàng trăm người đàn ông, đàn bà và trẻ em đang đứng trước cổng Tòa Lãnh Sự. Nhiều người đàn ông có râu dài, mặc áo đen và đội mũ lông tròn. Vài người lại bế trên tay các trẻ em hay nâng đỡ các cụ già. Phần lớn những người này mang theo tất cả những gì họ có trong những gói bọc bằng vải.Xem bài viết tại: https://trithucvn.net/van-hoa/lua-chon-cua-luong-tri-sempo-sugihara-va-thong-hanh-cuu-mang-song.html

Google Partners program is launching later this year, which may require current partner companies to make several changes. For companies to maintain their Google Partner status, they will have to meet a new set of requirements that go into effect in June 2020. Google is sending emails to partner companies to help them determine whether they'll maintain partner status as per the new requirements. The Digital Analytics Association announced that they have absorbed the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO), an important milestone in the history of search marketing.

Google Partners program is launching later this year, which may require current partner companies to make several changes. For companies to maintain their Google Partner status, they will have to meet a new set of requirements that go into effect in June 2020. Google is sending emails to partner companies to help them determine whether they’ll maintain partner status as per the new requirements. The Digital Analytics Association announced that they have absorbed the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO), an important milestone in the history of search marketing.

In this SES New York 2012 Recap, Bas speaks on location with TopRank Online Marketing CEO Lee Odden, the Director at Rosetta and President of SEMPO, Stone Temple Consulting President Eric Enge and Director of Internet Marketing at Nordic eMarketing, Kristjan Hauksson.

It's Japan week! So we've not exactly been short of fun things to talk about. First up, we've got special guest, That Was Genius fan and Japanese resident Stephanie, to talk about the mythical Tanuki and their incredible testicles. Next, Sam's been desperately trying to find a positive story from Japan in WW2, and has come up with 'The Japanese Schindler' Chiune Sugihara, also known as Sempo. A diplomat with a conscience, he saved over 6,000 Jewish refugees from the holocaust. Tom then brings it back to silliness with 'Journey to the West', a Chinese folk tale which has become incredibly popular in Japan and features rolling monkeys, half-pig half-man muck-ups in the reincarnation wheel, and lots of other Buddhist mythical fun! Then, to top it all off, we've got a couple of urban legends from Japan's public toilets. Quite a lot for one hour then!Subscribe and listen to us! Apple Music // Podbean // Overcast // Stitcher // TuneIn // Spotify Welcome to That Was Genius: Two blokes. A 12-hour time difference. An immature sense of humour. And 10,000 years of human civilisation. A weekly podcast looking at the weirder side of history. Join Sam Datta-Paulin (he likes history and lives in Britain) and Tom Berry (he also likes history but lives in New Zealand), for a weekly reflection on the bold, the brilliant... And the downright strange. From bizarre events and stories to equally odd inventions, barely a day goes by without something incredible (or incredibly stupid) happening around the world. We upload new episodes every Wednesday night/Thursday morning (UK time). Check us out on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and via our website, and please do subscribe to us and leave us a review if you like what you hear! That Was Genius is produced by Glorious Republic Broadcasting.

Welcome to Episode 42 of Good Will Hunters, with Sandra Uwantege Hart. This episode is sponsored by SolarBuddy, the organisation bring solar lights to children living in energy poverty all over the world. The future is brighter with SolarBuddy! Sandra is the Pacific Cash and Livelihoods Lead for Oxfam, based in Vanuatu. One of my absolute favourite topics is humanitarian assistance, and particularly how we can deliver better humanitarian assistance in natural disasters. Sandra has been involved in multiple humanitarian responses in the Pacific Islands, including the response to the volcanic eruption on Ambae, Vanuatu, In this episode, we chat about how Oxfam turned humanitarian response upside down, by conducting a cash feasibility study. Basically, they asked the question “Why not give cash in a humanitarian emergency?” and found that many parts of Vanuatu, including Ambae, were suitable for cash-handouts during a disaster. Fortuitously, the volcanic eruption on Ambae occurred just weeks after the cash feasibility study was complete. It became the first natural disaster in the country whereby those affected were given direct cash handouts - and the results were seriously impressive. In this episode, we discuss the rationale and logistics of giving cash instead of in-kind support, the realities of working in humanitarian emergencies, how to align cash support with local economies, the role of banks during a natural disaster, and… blockchain! Hint: blockchain has enormous potential in natural disaster responses! The Unblocked Cash pilot could not be delivered without the generous financial and non-financial support of key partners, including Sempo, an Australian startup (who built the blockchain platform), Consensys, a global blockchain firm who provided technical support, AND of course the Australian government - who funded this program and most of Oxfam's other cash preparedness work. In addition, the New Zealand government supported the Ambae Response work. Enjoy, Rachel

Sempo is a startup providing disaster response 2.0, by digitizing aid payments for NGOs. I sat down with the Co-Founder Tristan Cole, to discuss the company's overall vision, to bank the unbanked and democratize access to mobile payment wallets. At the end of the discussion we talk about SpaceX's mission to make reusable rockets, and how that could be a major catalyst for the space industry. Become a #HyperChanger & support us on Patreon to receive the exclusive weekly HyperChange Newsletter!! https://www.patreon.com/hyperchange LINK - Sempo website: https://sempo.ai/ LINK - Sempo Twitter: https://twitter.com/teamsempo LINK - Tristan Cole Twitter: https://twitter.com/tristanhcole

Mr. Chris Boggs is a well-known search marketing expert  and business advisor in the search marketing community.  Chris and I have met at many search (marketing) conferences over the years, and he always delivers top-notch insights, action-driven steps and shares deep knowledge to his audiences. This comes from his personal nature and style of communication, and from almost two decades in the search business. He stays current on the business of search and social, still learns every day - and loves to share his wisdom as a speaker, consultant and business owner. I was invited to speak at a SEMPO confererence (Chris is still a board member) in San Diego a few years ago, and we had a chance to connect yet again. Along with other board members, like Michael Bonfils and Mike Grehan, Chris is a BIG advocate for the promotion of search, data / analytics and helping to develop growth opportunities for clients, agencies and search marketing professionals in general. Chris Boggs, owner of Webtrafficadvisors, has been involved in digital marketing since 2000, helping dozens of clients directly with their SEO, Paid Search, Analytics, and Social Media. The core mission at Webtrafficadvisors is: Enabling companies and agencies to design > develop > implement > measure > evolve online marketing. Chris grew up in Europe, Australia and the United States, and speaks conversational French and Dutch. Chris proudly served in the USMC, and is a soccer coach/player and golf caddy for his son in upstate New York. What you'll learn: a) changes in the 'search' marketplace, for both clients and agencies - large (enterprise) and small "mom & pop" companies. b) how to best structure teams in larger and smaller companies, to serve clients better - and what executives look at for success. c) how to start attracting the right clients if you are just starting out in the search marketing business. d) international concerns and differences. e) power tools that he uses internally to his business. f) why there is still A LOT of opportunities in the search marketing business. In other words...SEO is NOT dead! (and not anytime soon) Listen and learn to this inspiring, thoughtful and fun interview with Chris Boggs! Connect with Chris here: https://www.webtrafficadvisors.com/ or @boggles on Twitter -- Interested in getting personally coached by Jon to develop traffic, leads and sales? ➡️ Click here for a FREE session If you liked this broadcast, please give it a thumbs up

Today I'm discussing the importance of Paid, Owned & Earned Media and how it Impacts Your Online Business (and yes - "POEM" Matters!)  I spoke about this topic at a SEMPO.org conference a while back. It was such an awesome event that they put on in San Diego. I was honored they invited me as speaker. But, First... Let's define what POEM stands for in the digital marketing and content realm: PAID MEDIA: "Paid media refers to publicity gained through advertising" OWNED MEDIA: "Owned media is defined as communication channels that are within one’s control, such as websites, blogs, or email" EARNED MEDIA: "Earned media (or free media) refers to publicity gained through promotional efforts other than advertising" There's more detail on the blog post. See the charts and the strange picture of me here: https://chaosmap.com/blog/owned-earned-paid-media/ Interested in getting personally coached by Jon to develop traffic, leads and sales? ➡️ Click here: https://chaosmap.com/talk If you liked this broadcast, please give it a thumbs up

On today’s show, Seth speaks with Duane Forrester, VP of Industry Insights for Yext. Duane talks about management of data layering to get your company’s information into search engines like Google and Bing, as well as the importance of access to data discovery. Duane also discusses the next wave in brand experience marketing: voice search engines like Alexa and Siri. Duane Forrester accumulated over 20 years’ experience in the search and social fields prior to becoming the VP of Industry Insights for Yext. He is the author of How To Make Money With Your Blog and Turn Clicks Into Customers, through McGraw-Hill. Along the way, Duane has worked in marketing & PR with Caesar’s Palace, run his own websites, communities and consultancy, worked for small and enterprise publishers online. Past work included almost 9 years with Microsoft and Bing where he helped run their Webmaster Tools program, as well as the SEO program at MSN. In between the bookends of Yext and Bing, Duane ran operations for Bruce Clay, Inc., one of the oldest names in digital marketing. For several years, Duane’s focus included writing for SearchEngineLand.com, moderating in the original SearchEngineForums.com and being a Board member with SEMPO, where he founded the InHouse Committee and SEMPO’s annual Industry Salary Survey. For more on Yext, visit: https://www.yext.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“There are no paved roads where we’re going.”  Prior to becoming the vice president of Industry Insights for Yext, Duane Forrester accumulated over 20 years’ experience in the search and social fields. He is the author of How To Make Money With Your Blog and Turn Clicks Into Customers. Duane has worked in marketing and PR with Caesar’s Palace, run his own websites, communities, and consultancy, and worked for small and enterprise publishers online. Past work includes almost nine years with Microsoft and Bing where he helped run their Webmaster Tools program, as well as the SEO program at MSN. In between the bookends of Yext and Bing, Duane ran operations for Bruce Clay, Inc., one of the oldest names in digital marketing. For several years, Duane’s focus included writing for SearchEngineLand.com, moderating in the original SearchEngineForums.com, and being a board member with SEMPO, where he founded the InHouse Committee and SEMPO’s annual Industry Salary Survey.  Listen And Learn: His strategies for optimizing voice search and discovery. How to make your brand the best answer in search. His definition of what he calls “the truest sense of selling.” How to position your brand all along the various points of the customer journey. How to become “the featured snippet” on Google search. His bold predictions about the paradigm shifts he sees on the MarTech horizon. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YEXT, CLICK HERE. TO FIND DUANE FORRESTER ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

Ross and John discuss the recent SEMPO guidelines and how they could impact the industry, plusTopSEOssaysWe Have Not Been Banned By Google,Google releases video series on taking your local business online. Plus they answr listener questions onGoogle monitoring interactions a user has on a web page, and new domain names.

Ross and John discuss the recent SEMPO guidelines and how they could impact the industry, plusTopSEOssaysWe Have Not Been Banned By Google,Google releases video series on taking your local business online. Plus they answr listener questions onGoogle monitoring interactions a user has on a web page, and new domain names.

Ross and John discuss the recent SEMPO guidelines and how they could impact the industry, plusTopSEOssaysWe Have Not Been Banned By Google,Google releases video series on taking your local business online. Plus they answr listener questions onGoogle monitoring interactions a user has on a web page, and new domain names.

SEMPO and Other Leading Search Marketing Groups Unite in Call for Delegates to Frame Search Marketing Code of Ethics as an Initial Organizational Meeting is set to be held at Pubcon 2014 in Las Vegas. SEMPO President Emeritus and SEO Rockstars host  Chris Boggs fills us in.

SEMPO and Other Leading Search Marketing Groups Unite in Call for Delegates to Frame Search Marketing Code of Ethics as an Initial Organizational Meeting is set to be held at Pubcon 2014 in Las Vegas. SEMPO President Emeritus and SEO Rockstars host  Chris Boggs fills us in.

FTC Likely to Review How Search Engines Disclose Paid Listings as Daron refers to a Search Engine Land article and Chris offers his first hand account on how according to SEMPO, the US Federal Trade Commission is strongly considering a review of how well — or poorly — search engines are compliance with its 2002 guidelines on disclosing paid listings to consumers.

FTC Likely to Review How Search Engines Disclose Paid Listings as Daron refers to a Search Engine Land article and Chris offers his first hand account on how according to SEMPO, the US Federal Trade Commission is strongly considering a review of how well — or poorly — search engines are compliance with its 2002 guidelines on disclosing paid listings to consumers.

Jim Hedger speaks with members of SEMPO's Emerging Technologies Committee.

Jim Hedger speaks with members of SEMPO's Emerging Technologies Committee.

Kevin Lee of Did It talks Past and Future PPC with David.

Kevin Lee of Did It talks Past and Future PPC with David.

Rank Mobile founder Cindy Krum guests hosts with Jim as they preview SES Chicago 2008, plus SEMPO and their appearance at the NASDAQ Opening Bell on December 1st as part of Cyber Monday

Rank Mobile founder Cindy Krum guests hosts with Jim as they preview SES Chicago 2008, plus SEMPO and their appearance at the NASDAQ Opening Bell on December 1st as part of Cyber Monday

Dana Todd, Chief Marketing Officer of Newsforce , discusses Online PR Strategies and Tactics, plus she fills us in on how SEMPO got to ring the NASDAQ opening bell as part of the Cyber Monday holiday shopping celebration.

Edward Lewis of SEO Consultants discusses Sphinn Sphamm, because of the current pace of Sphinn, he thinks they are doing more harm to themselves, their community members aka the real Sphinners and social networking

Edward Lewis of SEO Consultants discusses Sphinn Sphamm, because of the current pace of Sphinn, he thinks they are doing more harm to themselves, their community members aka the real Sphinners and social networking

Whilst I was at the Search Marketing Expo in London last month I caught up with Paul Doleman. Paul  is the Chief Technical Officer and Head of Paid Search for iCrossing (Spannerworks). Paul has been involved in the new SEMPO training initiative which has been put together by more than thirty five experts from around […]

Monte Cahn talks to Gord Hotchkiss of Enquiro about SES, SEMPO, and PPC ads.