Search Engine marketing using Yield Software at SES San Francisco 2010

Jamie O'Donnell, SEO-PR, interviews Matt Malden, CEO, Yield Software, exhibiter at SES San Francisco 2010. Yield software handles three aspects of automated web marketing. It has a pay per click (PPC) bid management module that includes spending on the three major search engines, Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Second, Yield software offers automated SEO or natural search engine optimization. Using Yield software, web marketers can get higher organic search rankings and learn how to improve their landing pages, link building, on-page and off-page optimization. Finally, Yield software offers web marketers landing page optimization. Using Yield, marketers can get complex multivariate testing of landing pages, using a visual drag and drop interface to automatically implement recommendations. Yield Software is great for advertisers who want to be more effective in the search space, in particular, medium and large-sized companies. Yield Software has also been adopted by digital and interactive media agencies that are conducting bid management and email campaigns in order to help them generate better search marketing results.

Yield Software delivers innovative products that automate, simplify and optimize the process of marketing on the internet. Yield empowers any organization in the world to attract high-value customers at the lowest cost. Using advanced algorithms and techniques, Yield optimizes internet marketing expenditures, attracts visitors to a web site and tunes web page content to have the greatest impact.

For more information about Yield Software, please visit: http://www.yieldsoftware.com
For more information about exhibiting at SES, please visit: http://searchenginestrategies.com

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