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Time to get on top of Google, Bing and Yahoo
Friday, 08 Nov, 2010
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Ever wondered how on earth to get your website up to the top of Google?
A seminar at World Travel Market this week offers delegates the chance to find out the secrets of the search engines.
Ask The Engines, on November 10, will see representatives from Google, Yahoo and Bing fielding questions put to them by the travel industry through head of search at Stickyeyes consultancy Paul Reilly.
Anyone with a question for Google industry manager Nate Bucholz, Yahoo category director Tracey Cheffrey or Bing travel category development manager Caroline Mastoras should email Paul Reilly on [email protected] or tweet him @paulreilly, hashtag #wtmask.
by Dinah Hatch
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