On the 11 November, I attended the Full Frontal Conference in Brighton. If you’ve followed the Epiphany blog for a while and have a spectacular memory, you’ll remember I attended last year and brought back a wealth of tips and tricks for our web development team. (more…)
Conferences Blog Posts
Coding on the South Coast – Full Frontal Conference 2011
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011You’ve Got Your PR in My SEO
Friday, October 7th, 2011Conferences, SEO, Think Visibility
You know what digital marketing conferences need more of? Robot Wars. I learned this last month when I attended Think Visibility along with a few colleagues from the Epiphany contingency. Think Vis, as it’s affectionately called by the hundreds who storm its doors every six months, is a search conference with a difference. Mostly because organiser Dom ‘The Hodge’ Hodgson likes to put his own wacky flavour on the whole affair. Events range from the aforementioned Robot Wars (minus Craig Charles) to a post-lunch game show involving SEO-themed piñata bashing. Of course, there were real lessons to learn too from the adept array of speakers who graced the two stages. (more…)
Think Visibility March 2011: Like SMX at Charlie Sheen’s House.
Thursday, March 10th, 2011
Last weekend was a great weekend. Not only was it my birthday, but I got to attend the best conference I have been to in my five and a half years in search, namely Think Visibility. (more…)
Search Conference Season Is Upon Us…
Thursday, February 24th, 2011
Search conference season is upon us, with many of the world’s best known online marketers sharing some of their secrets and insights at a variety of events over the next few months. The Epiphany SEO and PPC team will be out in force at a number of events, our pick of the bunch for the first half of 2011 are:
- SES London: 21-25th February
One of the original search conferences, the SES presence in the UK continues to grow. The spectrum of sessions aims to attract beginners through to experts in everything from SEO, PPC, Social and Analytics. (more…)


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