Recently Released: 100 Awesome Webmaster Blogs by and for Women

This article (written by a man) shows Women of Search, Women of Design, Women of the Web, Women of Business. Thanks, Jimmy! I don’t know you but already luv you!

Tamar Wienberg took this HOT on Sphinn, and the relevance of outstanding Women on the Web reaches past the Sphinn collective. The article shows how women are influencing talk on the Web. SEO and Social Media are gaining balanced perspectives as more women become active, especially in the search marketing industry.

Congratulations to Rebecca Kelly of SEOmoz for being featured in this article. There’s a nice mention of SEO Chicks, for which Jane Copeland is a contributor. Other women associated with SEOmoz are mentioned, Tamar Weinberg and Jill Whalen. Rand commented that SEOmoz is also co-woman-owned (by Gillian Muessig) and gives credit to our beloved Sarah Bird. Go ladies of SEOmoz!

Don’t know of SEOmoz? Learn about SEO tools, guides, custom Q & A, marketplace and more for SEO/SEM professionals. There is a lot of stuff here for guys, too!

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SMX Advanced generated a lot of controversy and conversation.

Did the conference go to the “Dark Side” with Black Hat SEO?

Should there have been more advanced topics?

Was there enough White Hat SEO discussed?

The 2008 Advanced Search Marketing Expo also delivered a fast-paced, action-packed venue of topics and opportunities for networking with top-notch performers who specialize in organic Search Engine Optimization, Paid Search and Web Development. (more…)

Search Marketing Expo (SMX) Advanced 2008, THE conference for Search Marketing professionals to attend, is behind us. The venue was on the Waterfront of Seattle, a city that provides a perfect gathering place for artists and geeks. SEO & SEM Geeks took over the Seattle Waterfront from Monday night, opening with a Microsoft party at the Olympic Sculpture Park and through Wednesday with Developer Day for the super geeky. (I attended the morning Developer Day sessions, so that qualifies me as only half-geek!) SEOmoz closed down SMX Advanced with a party that included bowling and billiards. (I didn’t attend since I had plans to take the ferry to see friends on Bainbridge Island – next year for sure.) (more…)