Market St. Louis Internet Marketing Conference set for October 7th

The Market St. Louis conference returns with new information that business owners can put into effect immediately.

2010-09-18

BALLWIN, MO, September 18, 2010 (Press-News.org) Business owners who want to maximize their web presence will gather October 7th at Hotel Lumiere in St. Louis for the Market St. Louis internet marketing conference.

The daylong event will feature sessions on Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, Web Video, Graphic Design, Public Relations, Branding, Web Analytics and more.

Event organizer Will Hanke, owner of Lighthouse Technologies, will speak on "Website Tweaks that Search Engines Love." Keynote speaker Jason Tinnin, co-founder of Simple Flame, will talk about "The Three Keys Areas a Business Owner Should Focus On When Marketing Online."

Conference registration is limited to 100 attendees and is now open at http://www.marketstl.com. All attendees and presenters are invited to a mixer and networking event, set for the evening before the conference.

David Craig PR provides public relations and marketing services to companies in metro St. Louis, Missouri.

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