"On Tuesday instead of working I went to SES Hamburg (a leading search engine conference, sidenote for the uninitiated) for some fun" Now was it more than that?
[Take note, this is a revised version of my submission.]
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[Take note, this is a revised version of my submission.]
9 Comments
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For sarcasm to work, you need to share the punchline sooner. Reading the headline and description here gives a totally different story than the actual post, which is positive toward SES Hamburg. I get that it’s linkbait/clickbait, but there’s no indication that the headline is a joke.
Agree, Kevin. Very confusing! And what does Danny have to do with it?
Actually, I think there’s an English-as-a-second-language issue going on here. So I’ll cut the writer some slack due to that.
I don’t think you are expecting lots of phone calls just because you spoke in a conference.
Pardon me, if I did err, but as someone asked me at the conference "how do you manage to blog so much" I indeed blog often after work. Zombie blogging after 10h work is not the most valuable one. Anyways, wanting my money back as a speaker with free entry makes this obvious I thought ;-) I hope Matt Cutts doesn’t ban my blog for spreading fake news now!OK, I censored all the ugly trash talk.
"I felt like a newborn" that was a funny translated phrase :-)But you left out the biggest benefit of all: the babes! Right? You get lots of chicks for speaking at Search conferences right? I mean, if not, I should cancel my gigs.
@bbcarter I haven’t gotten any babes out of it personally :D
@Jill LOL
bbcarter: No comment. I’m married.