Who’s Been in Search the Longest - Results

August 25th, 2010 by Richard Zwicky

Last week at SES San Francisco / Connected Marketing Week, I had the pleasure of introducing Bruce Clay for the SEO 101 session.  I’ve known Bruce for many years now, and since people often ask me “how long has Bruce Clay really been involved in search,” I thought I’d turn that question into some audience participation with a poll: Who’s been in Search Longer?  Forty-two (42) people in the room responded!  Once again, Al Gore just missed the win;

Who’s been in Search Longer?

36.73%      Bruce Clay

34.69%      Al Gore (He invented search too!)

20.41%      Bono (He still hasn’t found what he’s looking for)

8.16%       Marco Polo

Thanks for all who participated, I hope you enjoyed the session!

Tags: search, search engine, search engine strategies conference, SEO, SEO Link Building, SES

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