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27 future-focused online marketing videos from the brightest minds in the industry

Watch presentations about SEO, personalization, content strategy, local SEO, analytics, information architecture, and more from the best in the industry. Level up your online marketing expertise. Put these actionable tips and tactics to immediate use for your brand, and find inspiration about the future of online marketing.

27 Videos of Future-Focused, Actionable Lessons from Industry Experts

MozCon 2016

1. Welcome to MozCon 2016!

Presenter: Rand Fishkin

2. Uplevel Your A/B Testing Skills

Presenter: Cara Harshman

Session Details: A/B testing is bread and butter for anyone who aspires to be a data-driven marketer. Cara will share stories about how testers, from one-person agencies to dedicated testing teams, are doing it, and how you can develop your own A/B testing expertise.

3, The Big One: Relaunching Your Website

Presenter: Lauren Vaccarello

Session Details: Change makes us all nervous, and relaunching an entire site can be both thrilling and daunting. Lauren will walk you through how to do it right from infrastructure and content to design, information architecture, and marketing automation, and share real life triumphs and cautionary tales.

4. The Hidden Talents of Email: Creating Customer-Centric Messages

Presenter: Justine Jordan

Session Details: Far from dead, email is a powerful workhorse that belongs in every marketer’s optimization toolkit. Justine will show you how to use email to deliver personal, 1-to-1, and contextually relevant messages that delight your subscribers and encourage engagement.

5. How to Do Reputation Marketing

Presenter: Rhea Drysdale

Session Details: Dig into the discipline of reputation marketing and strategy. Rhea will show you what the role of a reputation marketer looks like, what analytics to track, and why everyone should be investing in their organization’s reputation to diversify and reduce marketing spend and other high business costs.

6. Rethinking Information Architecture for SEO and Content Marketing

Presenter: Joe Hall

Session Details: Information Architecture (IA) shapes the way we organize data, think about complex ideas, and build web sites. Joe will provide a new approach to IA for SEO and Content Marketing, based on actionable insights, that SEOs can extract from their own data sets.

7. Breaking Patterns: How to Rewrite the CRO Playbook with Mobile Optimization

Presenter: Talia Wolf

Session Details: Best practices lie. Talia shares how to build a mobile conversion optimization strategy and how to turn more mobile visitors into customers based on a/b testing their emotions, decision making process, and behavior.

8. Taking the Top Spot: How to Earn More Featured Snippets

Presenter: Rob Bucci

Session Details: Featured snippets (also known as “answer boxes”) are steadily appearing in the first organic SERP spot, providing big opportunities for SEOs able to snag them. Armed with the latest data and analysis, Rob Bucci will take you on a deep dive into the constantly evolving featured snippet and show you how to earn more for your site.

9. Content Chaos: Building Your Brand through Constant Experiments

Presenter: Ross Simmonds

Session Details: A look at how taking risks on content and making investments can work out in a big way for brands and marketers. Whether it’s Reddit, Slideshare, Quora or Instagram, Ross shares some of the lessons he’s learned from a variety of different content experiments.

10. Social Media: People First, “Rules” Second

Presenter: Dana DiTomaso

Session Details: You can follow all the “rules” about perfect post length, perfect time to post, perfect image size, and everything else and still not see any financial impact from social media. Dana doesn’t think social media should always revolve around community building and group hugs. When you show the right people what they want to see, when they want to see it, you’ll start attributing revenue increases to social media efforts.

11. You Can’t Type a Concept: Why Keywords Still Matter

Presenter: Dr. Pete Meyers

Session Details: Google is getting better every day at understanding intent and natural language, and the path between typing a search and getting a result is getting more winding. How often are queries interpreted, and how do we do keyword research for search engines that are beginning to understand concepts?

12. How to Be Specific: From-The-Trenches Lessons in High-Converting Copy

Presenter: Joanna Wiebe

Session Details: Abstracted benefits, summarized value, and promise-free landing pages keep marketers safe—and conversion rates low. Joanna shares how and why your copy needs to get specific to move people to act.

13. Server Log Files & Technical SEO Audits: What You Need to Know

Presenter: Samuel Scott

Session Details: Server log files contain the only data that is 100% accurate in terms of how Google and other search engines crawl your website. Sam will show you what and where to check and what problems you may to need to fix to maximize your rankings and organic traffic.

14. Digital Marketing Skill Pivot: Recruiting New Talent

Presenter: Emma Still

Session Details: Torn between your marketing work and hiring? Emma shares how to take the skills you already have, flip them on their head, and find people to hire on your growing marketing teams. Spoiler: they’ve been under your nose the whole time.

15. Boost SEO Rankings by Removing Internal Links

Presenter: Alex Stein

Session Details: Learn how to optimize internal link structure for an easy and surprisingly large SEO ranking wins. Alex will cover the math behind how authority flows through your site, how to evaluate links in your global navigation, common mistakes on CMSs, and other tactics to improve your site’s most important pages.

16. Improve Your UX & SEO through Navigation Optimization

Presenter: Robyn Winner

Session Details: Learn the tactics for creating a navigation that increases your organic visibility, streamlines user experience, and boosts conversion rates as Robyn walks you through the most important steps to getting your navigation in order.=

17. Local Projects to Boost Your Company and Career

Presenter: Mike Ramsey

Session Details: Mike will walk through the projects that his individual team members took on to improve how they handled local links, reviews, reports, and lots of areas in between.

18. Reimagining Customer Retention and Evangelism

Presenter: Kristen Craft

Session Details: True customer loyalty and retention lies in the experience people have with your brand. Kristen will show you how to leverage video to optimize for experience, foster loyalty, lower churn, and create evangelists.

19. Optimizing the Journey to Deliver Radically Relevant Experiences

Presenter: Rebekah Cancino

Session Details: How do you connect your search rankings to your long term conversion rates? Customer journey mapping. Rebekah will show you how to bridge the gap between SEO, content, design, and UX with an effective framework your team can use to deliver radically relevant digital experiences when and where it matters most.

20. Putting Trust into Domain Authority

Presenter: Wil Reynolds

Session Details: Domain Authority is a trust sentiment, not a pure numeric value. Wil will show real examples of sites that build authority and trust by understanding and then solving users’ problems. He’ll also give you practical ways to use Google SERPS to uncover the many ways to best solve these problem.

21. The Irresistible Power of Strategic Storytelling

Presenter: Kindra Hall

Session Details: Whoever tells the best story, wins. In marketing, in business, in life. Going beyond buzzwords, Kindra will reveal specific storytelling strategies to create great content to win customers without a fight.

22, 29 Advanced Google Tag Manager Tips Every Marketer Should Know

Presenter: Mike Arnesen

Session Details: Google Tag Manager is an incredibly powerful tool and one you’re likely not using to its full potential. Mike will deliver 29 rapid-fire tips that’ll empower you to overcome the tracking challenges of dynamic web apps, build user segments based on website interactions, scale the implementation of structured data, analyze the consumption of rich media, and much more.

23. Engineering-As-Marketing for Non-Engineers

Presenter: Tara Reed

Session Details: Tara shares how to build useful tools like calculators, widgets, and micro-apps to acquire millions of new users, without writing a single line of code.

24. Persuasion, Data, & Collaboration: Building Links in 2016

Presenter: Kirsty Hulse

Session Details: Securing links can be tough, and it’s not about how creative or productive or smart we are, but how persuasive we are. Kirsty will walk you through how to get clients and managers to say yes to your best ideas, how to get interesting, affordable data, how to get experts to collaborate with you, and how to create outreach emails that compel people to cover your campaign.

25. Indexing on Fire: Google Firebase Native and Web App Indexing

Presenter: Cindy Krum

Session Details: In the future, app and web content will be indistinguishable, and Google’s new Firebase platform allows developers to use the same resources to build, market, and maintain apps on all devices, in one place. Cindy will outline how digital marketers can use Firebase to help drive indexing of native and web app content, including Deep Links, Dynamic Links, and Angular JS web apps.

26. Mind Games: Craft Killer Experiences with 7 Lessons from Cognitive Psychology

Presenter: Sarah Weise

Session Details: How often are you asked to influence people to click a button? Buy a product? Stay on a page? We like to think of ourselves as logical, yet 95% of our decisions are unconscious. Sarah shares how to weave cognitive psychology concepts into your digital experiences. Steal these persuasive triggers to boost engagement, conversions, leads, and even delight.

27. Link Building’s Tipping Point

Presenter: Rand Fishkin

Session Details: Links still move the needle—on rankings, traffic, reputation, and referrals. Yet, some SEOs have come to believe that if we “create great content,” links will just appear (and rankings will follow). Rand will dispell this myth and focus on how to architect a link strategy, alongside some hot new tools and tactics for link acquisition in 2016.

 

2016 Preview

Watch Joe Hall’s Rethinking Information Architecture for SEO and Content Marketing

One of our highest-rated talks from MozCon 2016, Joe helps you take your site beyond band-aid fixes by implementing a new information architecture (IA). One key point? Make it more about where your company is going and less about what you’re doing.

Praise for MozCon 2016

“Attending my first MozCon literally changed everything about the way I did marketing. Since then, it’s been the industry event I look forward to most every single year.”
Mike Arnesen
Founder & CEE

“MozCon is by far the best conference a marketer can attend. You’ll get the most up-to-date info and insights straight from the experts themselves. I’d recommend it for anyone looking to polish their skills, whether you’re new to the game or a seasoned marketing veteran.”
Tessie Barnett
Content Strategist

“MozCon is the type of event that I have been searching for throughout my professional career. It was advanced enough to be mind-blowingly helpful for professional marketers, but I heard from many marketing newbies that they felt extremely welcome. I hope to attend every year for the rest of my marketing/SEO career.”
Ruth Sturm
Digital Strategist

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