SES Latino in Miami Florida Coming July 10th & 11th

The first ever SES Latino will be hosted at the InterContinental Hotel in Miami Florida. The face behind this show is Nacho Hernandez from iHispanic Marketing, who has been working incredibly hard to promote and educate the Latino/Hispanic search engine market. Nacho is also a guest author at this site.

The two day Search Engine Strategies event will be take place on a Monday and Tuesday. Each day contains two tracks, and is a smaller conference than what you can expect from SES NYC, Chicago or San Jose. The conference agenda has many Hispanic focused tracks and is perfect for anyone interesting in entering that emerging market.

Will I or someone else from the Search Engine Roundtable be covering this event? As of now, I am not sure.

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posted rustybrick in Search Engine Strategies 2006 Latino at June 9, 2006 7:42 AM Comments (8)

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Hello Rustybrick,

I am writing to you from Mexico. I really wish you or someone else could cover the event.

Have a great day!

Daniel Levy

Posted by Daniel Levy at June 22, 2006 19:58

I will be covering the event thanks to Nacho's strong interest in me doing so. I will be covering all the localized tracks.

Posted by Barry Schwartz at June 22, 2006 20:54

That's great! Thanks Barry for covering this event and thanks Nacho for your efforts on putting SES Latino together. I won't be able to attend this year, but I look forward to doing so in 2007.

Posted by Daniel Levy at June 22, 2006 21:15

I will be there to speak as well as cover a session. Drop me a line if you'd like some additional coverage.

Posted by Sara Holoubek at June 25, 2006 10:17

Thanks, Sara. I am particularly interested in the following:

- The Opportunity: Tapping Into US Hispanics & Latin American Via Search

- The Challenges Of Search Marketing To US Hispanics & Latin Americans

- Search Landscape: Latin America

- Domain Issues

- Spanish / Portuguese Language Ad Issues

- SEO & Spanish / Portuguese Language Issues

The coverage of some or all of these will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.