
Guestpost Brett Pringle: 2010 Battle for Conversions Meet the power of Twitter: not more than one and a half year ago I had no idea of the existance of a company called Mediavision. Living in the Netherlands and the company being in London that might be to strange. Through Twitter I then met Louis Venter who became one of our bloggers. With him came Brett Pringle, a South African with a passion for search. And now he joins our guestpostpanel! He is a 'growing name' in the industry. This originally South African SEO knows his way around and has been a 'regular cowboyfan' since the start. He therefore couldn't be missed on this list! The end of 2009 will definitely be remembered for all the Google changes that were rolled out. Recently the new AdWords search ad formats (Ad Extensions) in the hopes of drawing more attention to sponsored results within the SERPS, with the inclusion of related products displaying below the ads or additional sitelinks for the top ad positions. ![]() ![]() The Search Engine battle for conversions has begun, however as many of you will know, what works for one site may very well not work for another. Who needs market share when you can boast higher conversions, drawing in potential advertisers looking for higher ROI. About Brett Pringle: "Brett started in a basic copywriting role within MediaVision, moving over within a few into SEM analyst role, which incorporated PPC and SEO. CommentRelated tweets
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