Submit Your Questions For Google's Kaspar Szymanski For SphinnCon 2011

Dec 27, 2010 - 1:27 pm 17 by

Kaspar Szymanski GoogleI am excited to announced Kaspar Szymanski, Google's search quality strategist will be joining us at SphinnCon Israel this January 9th in Jerusalem.

Kaspar joined Google in 2006 and works as a search quality strategist supporting search quality efforts across European languages. He is also the Google guide for the German and the Polish Webmaster help groups. Kaspar has a degree in information science from the Stuttgart Media University in Germany.

You can follow Kaspar on Twitter at @kas_tweets. He actually tweeted about it saying "ירושלים בינואר SphinnCon -אני מגיע להציג ב."

I will be interviewing Kaspar on stage at SphinnCon Israel, so if you want your chance to ask him a question, please submit your questions in the comments below. I will make sure to leave plenty of time for open question and answers. Kaspar also agreed to do site clinics if time and the network permits.

Imagine, a Googler looking at your site and giving you one-on-one advice!

If you are in the region in early January or just want an excuse to visit one of the most historic places in the world - make sure to sign up for SphinnCon Israel.

Don't forget, submit your questions in the comments below.

 

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