Yahoo! Search Marketing in Vegas

Join us November 14 to 17 for PubCon, 2006

Planning to swing into Vegas next week, baby? Cool! We are, too! We’ll be there with several thousand of our friends—a veritable Rat Pack of search marketing and web publishing experts attending Webmaster World’s PubCon Vegas, 2006.

In between sipping cocktails, trying your luck at the blackjack tables and lounging in the cigar bars, you’ll be able to learn from some of the most renowned Internet swingers out there—Yahoos and non-Yahoos alike. Here’s just a sampling of what’s on the Yahoo! buffet menu:

Tuesday, November 14

• SEO and Big Search (10:15 a.m.)
  Panel includes Dave Roth, Yahoo! Director of Search Engine Marketing
• Yahoo Search Marketing New Advertising Platform Lunch (12:50 p.m.)
• PPC Search Advertising Programs (1:30 p.m.)
  Panel includes Dan Boberg, Senior Director of Strategic Alliances, Yahoo! Search
• PPC Tracking and Reconciliation (2:45 p.m.)
  Panel includes, Paul Apodaca, Director, Program Management, Yahoo! Search Marketing.

Wednesday, November 15

• Local and Mobile Local Search (10:15 a.m.)
  Panel includes Warren Kay, Yahoo! Director of Emerging Products

Thursday, November 16

• Ecommerce Site Optimization (10:15 a.m.)
  Panel includes Jimmy Duvall Director, E-Commerce Products for Yahoo! Small Business
• Interactive Site Reviews and SERP Quality Control Forum (1:30 p.m.)
  Panel includes Tim Mayer, Yahoo! Director of Product Management
• Super Session: The Search Engine Smack Down (3:30 p.m.)
  Panel includes Tim Mayer, Yahoo! Director of Product Management

In addition, you’ll be able to hob-nob and learn from SEM guru Danny Sullivan, Jen Slegg, Guy Kawasaki, Daron Babin, John Batelle and Barry Schwartz. It’ll be a gas.

So get your tux pressed, your shoes shined and meet us in Sin City. With a little luck, what you learn in Vegas will definitely not stay in Vegas, but will make its way online and into your campaigns.

We’ll be at booth #411. Be sure to stop in for the 411 on the new Sponsored Search platform before you hit the tables.

—Michael Mattis