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WTF is SEO? - Marfeel Panel Discussion

WTF is SEO? is looking forward to having us sponsor an SEO-themed panel discussion:

  • Proposed dates by WTF is SEO?: September 10, 11, 12.

  • It’s a live, virtual 60-minute panel discussion, hosted by WTF is SEO?, with someone from Marfeel (maybe someone from CS or Sales? @pedro.bruere @alexian.chiavegato, any ideas are appreciated here) as a guest speaker. WTF is SEO? will bring in one additional, external SEO as a guest – we’re welcome to make suggestions about the guest (@synne.nikolaisen can take care of this since she has a lot of relevant connections with SEO partners), but WTF is SEO? reserves final approval.

  • Marfeel provides the topic and guest suggestions, with WTF is SEO? making the final approvals on guests and topics. WTF is SEO? is also responsible for organizing the call and booking guests.

    • Topic-wise WTF is SEO? proposed covering something about real-time news SEO — for example, optimizing headlines, re-ranking in Top Stories, or uncovering emerging trends to tackle.

  • Marfeel – including our guest panelist – will be named and included on all promotional materials for the panel. This includes the event’s promotion email and all their social promotion.

  • This panel is open to everyone in the news SEO community to attend – over the last year, WTF is SEO? has hosted calls, panels and workshops. Attendance for these has consistently been between 35 and 50 people. The panel will be hosted on their Google Hangout and recorded for training and promotional purposes.

  • Sponsorship includes a newsletter article: 350 characters newsletter , logo and one link.

  • The final cost for this panel discussion is $1,250 USD per edition.

About WTF is SEO? audience: Read by almost 11,000 readers from across all 50 US states, Canada, UK and more than 110 countries. This includes writers, editors and digital marketers working in news and publishing. Our readers work for the NYT, WaPo, The Guardian, Insider, The Atlantic, Reuters and many other outlets. Outside of news, our readers work for Google, Bing, Yoast, Chartbeat, SEMRush, Ahrefs (and many other organizations).