Tonight: Searchcowboys show on WMR: let's talk local

Tue 1 December 2009 14:00, Bas van den Beld

Tonight the Searchcowboys podcast is live again at Webmasterradio.fm. At the new time of 8pm (7 in the UK) we will be starting a new show to discuss search engine marketing in Europe and beyond. Searchcowboys starts right after Webmasters On the Roof, presented by Marcus Tandler, which starts at seven.

Tonight we will discuss a bit of SES Berlin last week and we will "go local" with our guest Arjan Snaterse who will be talking about a very interesting local tool. Be sure to tune in when you want to hear more and join us in the chatroom to ask questions and join the discussion!

You can listen live at 8pm every Tuesday in Holland, which is 7 in the UK, and in the US it's at 2pm on the East Coast and 11am on the West Coast.

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