This session covered Blogs, RSS and Podcasts with moderation duties performed by Anne Kennedy of Beyond Ink.

Yahoo threw an invite party at “Saint” in Boston last night and it proved to be a good time.

When one is a high-profile blogger, and an employee of a prominent Internet presence, sometimes the prospect of posting an entry can cause some personal misgivings.

Lee Odden does a fine job keeping up with the wisdom offered forth by Malcolm Gladwell at the Boston Webmasterworld Pubcon.

Pubcon Boston Keynote Malcolm Gladwell, Author “Tipping Point” and “Blink”.

A session on local search at WebmasterWorld’s PubCon Boston covered some of the essential points on making one’s business part of an Internet user’s local experience; our Mike McDonald passed along the details.

WebProNews’ Mike McDonald overcomes his arachnophobia long enough to send along some notes from WebmasterWorld’s PubCon Boston from the Link Building Clinic.

Although the Google Sitemaps service itself has been around for a few months, its supporting team tweaks and adds new features on about a monthly basis. Mike McDonald sat in on Google’s sponsored luncheon for some free food with a side of Matt Cutts and Vanessa Fox.

I’m heading out on a late night flight for Boston this evening to attend the WebmasterWorld conference in Boston.

I received an email the other day from a site called Search Engine Feeds claiming to be running a Favorite Search Engine Feeds vote for the next month or so.

iEntry Inc’s Mike McDonald is heading to Bean Town for next week’s PubCon, put on by WebMasterWorld. And just for you, our loyal readership, he will exercise the restraint of an ascetic monk, depriving himself of Boston’s basketball heritage just long enough to relay the latest developments in web marketing and e-commerce.

The three-day conference held by WebmasterWorld runs from April 18-20 and focuses on a variety of SEO and SEM topics.

Recently I had the opportunity get the scoop from WebmasterWorld and Pubcon Search Engine Marketing conference owner, Brett Tabke.

If you’ve not ever ventured to WebmasterWorld’s PubCon – especially if you’ve stuck to Search Engine Strategies your whole life – you should make every effort to attend April’s show.

One of the most visible SEO pundits on the web is unquestionably, Aaron Wall.

When I first saw this news I thought it was some sort of news parody. Who would think that WebmasterWorld wouldn’t want traffic from search engines.

PubCon 2005 in Las Vegas is over and done. While it’s entirely possible that a ‘wrap up’ post is premature due to the fact that one of our primary hosts was borked for several hours this afternoon and our writing team may yet have notes to bring to the table, I’m gonna do one anyway. The following are some of thoughts and impressions from your friend and humble forum admin.

Sorry about the lack of posting … I’ve been at PubCon all week … a search engine conference hosted by WebmasterWorld.

Microsoft’s Eytan Seidman, a product manager for MSN Search, came out swinging at Google during the Search Engine Smackdown.’

Lots of great information floats around at conferences, particularly good ones like PubCon. Our editor, Mike McDonald, attended the seminar on writing copy for search engines and picked up some great tips to pass along in order to help get the most out of copy when building your Internet strategy.

In his first appearance at the conference, Beal reflected on his “dumbass decision” to give over the keys to Search Engine Lowdown, and jokingly asked the audience at his talk to change their links from SEL to his new Marketing Pilgrim site.