Click Consult at ad:tech 2008
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ad:tech is the leading interactive advertising conference and exhibition. It offers organisations in the field of interactive advertising many networking opportunities, the chance to discuss their techniques and to promote their business to potential clients.
The event was a great success for leading Internet Marketing company, Click Consult. Highlights include head of Web Development and Search Engine Opimisation, Ian Hughes' seminar on how to rapidly maximise your SEO results. This was based on a case study of a client who had achieved first page listings with Click Consult for a number of keywords.
During the course of the event, Click Consult gave away over a thousand items of merchandise and promotional material.
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