July 23, 2008

Matt Bailey giving MarketingTalk at Google

Marketing Talks at GoogleNext month, I will be traveling to the Googleplex to be a presenter for their “MarketingTalks@Google” series. This is an awesome invitation, spawned from the “Analytics According to Captain Kirk” segment in my analytics training and presentations. I’ve known the staff at Google Analytics since their Urchin days, so it’s always nice to see their success and adoption into Google.

I’ll be in San Jose for Search Engine Strategies that week, presenting at two sessions; Analytics 2.0 with Analytics heavyweights Jim Sterne, Erik Peterson, and Marshall Sponder, and then a fun panel on IT for Marketers, where we de-mystify the dark secrets of IT web-speak language for Marketers. I’ll also get to moderate a panel which has the potential for a lot of fun - Black Hat v White Hat tactics with Greg Boser, Jill Whalen, Todd Freisen, Bruce Clay and Dave Naylor. I’ll wrap up the week by presenting a 4-hour training class on Analytics on Friday.

So, it made sense to schedule a time while I was in town, and I’ll speaking at Google on Tuesday the 19th, at the Mountain View location, and then conduct a small round-table discussion later in the day. Both sessions will be taped and made available on the AtGoogle Talks channel on YouTube.

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Matt BaileyMatt Bailey is the owner and founder of SiteLogic and has over a decade in the web marketing industry. He focuses on consulting and training to help companies take control of their websites and marketing strategies.

3 Comments

  1. look forward to the catching the sessions on youtube, hope you’ll be at SES Chicago this year.

    Comment by mark | July 23, 2008 @ 3:54 pm

  2. Congratulations, Matt! I’ll keep my eye on the YouTube channel.

    Comment by Carrie HIll | July 23, 2008 @ 9:09 pm

  3. Hi Matt,
    Can you please share the youtube video link here? I searched but could not find.

    thanks

    Comment by Jon | December 18, 2008 @ 4:09 am

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