Want Google to Speak at Your Event?

Nov 7, 2007 - 7:39 am 4 by
Filed Under Misc Google

Ever want to have Google representative come to an event of yours and speak? Let's say you are doing a small conference, maybe a seminar, heck maybe even an award show. Maybe you wanted to invite your favorite Google guy or gal? How do you get Google to agree to send the Googler?

That was the question asked in this Google Groups thread:

Subject: Hey Adam Lasnik

Hey what's up man? This is Catfish from SES. My company is helping to sponsor an Internet marketing conference here in San Diego in February (www.onlinemarketingsummit.com ). How do I get you to come speak at the show? :)

Susan Moskwa of Google replied to the thread explaining that you can request specific Googlers to come and speak at your event by completing Google's Speaker Request Form.

Honestly, I am heading to Israel in early February 2008. I am strongly considering having a little SEO/SEM meeting in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv while I am there. Just a half day event, where SEOs and SEMs can meet on that side of the world. Maybe we can get an Israeli Googler to stop by? Any interest in an event in that area, feel free to comment or email me.

Forum discussion at Google Groups.

 

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