Summary: Search University II - Brussels

Tue 29 June 2010 18:45, Gabriel Goldberg

Come and have a look at the summary of the second edition of the Search University event that took place in Brussels on Friday 28 May 2010 at the prestigious Méridien Hotel. Search University has become the meeting place for European and Belgian experts in Search Marketing. The initiative and program are supported by Google and Microsoft.

Speakers included Matt Cutts, Chewy Trewhella, Steffen Ehrhardt & Olivier Zimmer from Google. Other speakers included Gerald Claessens from Knewledge, Marnik D'Hoore from bSeen, Laurent Bousis from iProspect, Nicolas Debray from Semetis, David Warszawski from TradeTracker and Jean-Benoit Van Bunnen from Microsoft.

Search University is an initiative of three Search Marketing agencies, namely bSeen, Knewledge and Semetis. The three agencies are joined by iProspect for the organisation of the next edition. Stay tuned on Semetis YouTube channel for more videos to come...

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