Eric Lander, Anthony Long and I were talking at SMX Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God ipod about how we’d really like to know more about who we’re presenting to when we get up on stage at a conference and talk In-House SEO shop. It helps us to know what people in the room want to know more about, rather than just blindly pushing our own thoughts.
So we asked a lot of ad-hoc questions of our audience, and based on people who were awake/alive enough at the first morning session after Searchbash to raise their hands, here is the jist of what we learned about the people in the room:
Q: What size company do you work for?
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Under 50 people (some)
Under 1000 people (the majority)
Over 10,000 people (just a couple)
Q: Are you the solo person responsible for SEO/M or are you part of a team?
Most people were solo, but it wasnt an overwhelming majority
Q: Do you work with multiple sites/properties or just one?
Most people worked with multiple properties
Q: Do you use large analytics packages like Omniture or smaller free ones like Google Analytics? посмотреть ролики порно секс видео онлайн смотреть бесплатно Deterrence Closer dvd
Large majority use large analytics packages
Q: Do you use one all-inclusive SEO tool or multiple tools?
Just about everyone used multiple tools
Q: Do you spend more than $1000/month on tools?
Only one or two people raised their hands (as yes)
Q: Where do you report into?
Marketing (majority)
Engineering (none?)
Product (a few)
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Oh, and just because they were funny, I wrote down some quotes I heard from the panelists. Decipher them as you wish…
Eric: “I have had an overdependence on Search”
Jessica: “Reality can last over two years”
Jessica: “usually pulling out is much easier than putting in”
