February 14th, 2012 
brettasnyder On Thursday, February 16, 2012 Search Marketing Weekly will be hosting an #seochat on Twitter. Michael King will be our guest answering questions about New SEO: Evolution of the SEO Process.
Details:
Starts at 7:00 pm Mountain Time
About 1 hour long
Use hashtag #seochat
Host: Brett Snyder
About Michael King
Michael King – Developer Turned Search Marketer
Michael King is an SEO Engineer currently engrossed in developing an enterprise SEO offering as capability lead for Publicis Modem. He coordinates the efforts of the Creative, Strategy, Technical and Search Marketing Teams to achieve synergistic solutions in harmony with long-term client campaign goals. Mr. King also supports the Account Team in developing and delivering pitches for business development. Recently Mike became responsible for the SEO campaigns of LG, Citi, Sanofi Pasteur, Cartier, and General Mills and has had many wins. Michael King also recently began to contribute his brand of wit and empathetic narrative to leading industry blogs SEOmoz, Unbounce and Distilled.
Michael has a background in both web (presentation layer and back-end) as well as software development. A native Philadelphian, his development travels began at Microsoft as a Webmaster and led to smaller West Coast startups such as DigitalPersona and WildTangent doing QA Test in different capacities. After years of doing both full-time and freelance development Mr. King was introduced to SEO in 2006 and became a leading force at small agencies and on an in-house team. From there he was fortunate enough to land a role as an analyst at the prestigous Razorfish working on Fortune 500 clients such as Ralph Lauren, ADT, State Farm, Hawaiian Airlines, T. Rowe Price, Citi, and a host of pharmaceutical brands for whom he also buit an impressive set of data extraction tools.
Michael enjoys the challenge of SEO and how it allows him to use the various skills he’s picked up along the way to devise creative solutions. With a number of wins under his belt for brands small and large he looks forward to leading companies into the further evolution of Inbound Marketing.
Michael on Twitter
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