Live Webinar Announced - What's Google Up To?

Marketers will learn how to take advantage of Google's New Features in order to Improve their Marketing ROI.

2011-05-01

WESTBOROUGH, MA, May 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nowspeed, an Internet marketing agency in the Boston area, will be hosting a free webinar on Google's Top 5 Changes titled, "What's Google Up to?" The webinar will be conducted on Tuesday, May 3rd at 12 PM EST. The webinar will provide useful insights on some of the major changes that Google has made and how they will impact marketer's ratings for appearing number one on Google.

The Webinar, led by Tom McGovern, Search Team Marketing Manager at Nowspeed and David Reske, Founder & President at Nowspeed, will discuss the following topics:

1. How your Quality Score is impacting your Paid Search Program
2. What Google AdWords Remarketing is & How to use it
3. How Google Social Search Impacts your SEO Results
4. How Google Instant is Changing Search
5. How to take Advantage of Google Local Search

"Staying on top of Google's latest trends is a must in today's ever-changing marketing world," said David Reske. "Through this webinar we hope to provide marketers the tools and methods they can use to exceed on the #1 ranked search engine today."

"Google has had a busy year rolling out updates and improvements on both its organic results and within their AdWords product, many of these changes may be costing you dollars." said Tom McGovern. "Understanding the impact and what it means can help your online market efforts to have continued success."

Among the benefits of attending this intuitive webinar, marketers will gain a sense on the dramatic downfall if they do not stay up to speed with Google's changes.

To register for this webinar, please visit: http://www.nowspeed.com/resources/Top-5-Google-Changes-and-How-they-Impact-You

About Nowspeed:
Nowspeed's team of Internet marketing experts is committed to delivering measurable, real-world results on behalf of today's leading businesses. We work in partnership with our clients to create highly-effective interactive campaigns that command attention and inspire action. The Nowspeed team is comprised of savvy professionals with significant experience in internet marketing strategy, search engine marketing, search engine optimization, pay-per-click/ppc marketing, website design, web development, and landing page development. We draw on our wealth of marketing insight to do what we do best -- ensure our clients' success. For more information, visit us at http://www.nowspeed.com.

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