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Chris Boggs
| Title: | Director, Search Engine Optimization |
| Company: | Rosetta |
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| Details: | Chris Boggs of Rosetta is a specialist in search engine optimization and paid search advertising. Chris joined Brulant from Avenue A | Razorfish in 2007 as the Manager of the SEO team, and Rosetta acquired Brulant in 2008. Chris has worked in Search Engine Marketing since 2000, starting in-house and moving into a consulting role in 2002. Chris has worked with organizations ranging in size from small businesses to Fortune 100, within all major industries including Healthcare, Financial Services, and Consumer Products and Retail. Chris is experienced in performing and directing “hands-on” SEO from keyword research to content development and link development strategizing, as well as guiding technical implementations with eCommerce platforms such as IBM WebSphere Commerce and Microsoft customized solutions. Chris is actively involved in the SEM Community. He speaks regularly at major search marketing conferences, is a Moderator and Expert columnist for Search Engine Watch, and is Associate Editor for the Search Engine Roundtable blog. Chris has served on the Board of Directors of SEMPO, the Search Engine Marketing Professional’s Organization, since 2006. Chris lives in Twinsburg Ohio with his wife, son, and daughter, and enjoys golfing, soccer, and fantasy sports. |
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