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SMX Sydney 2010 and Bruce Clay Australia
SMX Sydney 2010 was held Thursday and Friday this week at the Hilton. SMX has grown in stature in recent years as the event for the search industry. Bruce Clay was an exhibitor and during my time at the booth met a number of interesting people and companies, all looking for more traffic from search online.
For more on SMX Sydney 2010 you can get the complete coverage from the Bruce Clay blog, the whole event was live blogged by our very own Bruce Clay blogger Marc Ellison. Read all the detail on the Bruce Clay SEO Blog, here.
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