StuckOn attends Social Media Marketing 2010

Written by Darren Jamieson

In the competitive world of SEO it’s important that you stay ahead of the game and keep an eye on new developments within the industry. If you stand still, you could miss an important development and a new product/website that offers huge potential. This is equally important whether you’re a website owner, or an SEO company servicing hundreds of clients.

Tomorrow, StuckOn will be attending the Social Media Marketing 2010 event in London’s Cavendish Conference Centre. The event will discuss new social marketing practices and viral techniques, and how to get the best out of them.

You can visit the website for the event here.

What does your SEO company do to ensure that it stays ahead of the game?

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Filed under: Company News,Social Media — Written by Darren Jamieson posted on June 16, 2010

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