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Mary O'Brien is founder and chairwoman of the Pay Per Click (PPC) Summit series of conferences. “Hands On: Search” recently asked her about best practices in pay-per-click search advertising.
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November 17, 2009
 
Search marketing continues to evolve rapidly, even as it fragments into complementary variants such as local, real-time, video and mobile.
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Ian Harris is CEO of Search Laboratory (www.searchlaboratory.com) in Leeds, England. BtoB recently asked him about best practices in international search marketing.
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Ian Harris is CEO of Search Laboratory (www.searchlaboratory.com) in Leeds, England. BtoB recently asked him about best practices in international search marketing.
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Mary O'brien Chairman, Ppc Summit
 
   
Mary O'Brien is chairman of the PPC Summit (www.ppcsummit.com), a series of conferences on search marketing held around the country. She has held executive positions with Goto.com, the first company to provide pay-for-placement search results.
  September 14, 2009
 

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Mary O'Brien is founder and chairwoman of the Pay Per Click (PPC) Summit series of conferences. “Hands On: Search” recently asked her about best practices in pay-per-click search advertising.

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