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SEO-Campixx, Abakus SEMSEO & Pubcon

Fasching is over – time to browse the appointment book for the next crazy event. The weekend after next will already see the SEO-Campixx in Berlin. This mix of Barcamp and conventional conference will have 350 participants, many of whom you will not usually meet in person in the SEO-circus. I will talk about some especially interesting and especially stupid SEO-mistakes that have shown up recently. This is mostly for people with a solid basic SEO-knowledge but who are missing some hands-on experiences. If anyone has special requests about key aspects are welcome to mention them in the comments.

Seeing that the Campixx will have so many participants from the SEO-sector I also want to take the chance to answer questions about the SISTRIX Toolbox. I have noticed that there are still many questions about the functions and possibilities and I hope that I will be able to answer some of those questions at the Campixx. So, everyone who is attending and who has a question to one of the four modules or just a question in general regarding the toolbox, please feel free to send me a mail. I will then try to find some time so we can sit down together.

Today, the registration for one of the oldest German SEO-events opened: Alans SEMSEO and the subsequent Pubcon. On the 15th of May I will talk about the possibilities and limits of SEO-tools. After that there will be a Siteclinic that is certainly going to be exiting and then we are off to the, by now, legendary Pubcon. Right now you can only register for the SEMSEO, which also buys admission to the Pubcon. The 80 (free) spots that were initially designated for the Pubcon are already booked out.