Posted by EricaMcGillivray
Looking to level up your local marketing and SEO skills? Join us in Seattle for MozCon Local, Thursday and Friday, February 18-19. With both an all-day conference and a half-day workshop, you'll hear from top local speakers on topics critical to local marketing, including local link building, app search, mobile optimization, content creation, and so much more. For those who attended LocalUp Advanced last year, this is its newest iteration.
For Friday's main show, we'll have a full day of speakers giving in-depth presentations with tons of actionable tips. Whether you're an in-house or agency marketer, a Yellow Pages publisher, or a consultant, you'll come away with a long to-do list and new knowledge. Plus, you'll be able to interact directly with speakers both during Q&A sessions and around the conference, and spend time getting to know your fellow local marketers.
We've teamed with our friends at Local U again to bring you in-depth workshops on Thursday afternoon. If you have specific questions and needs for your clients or local marketing, they'll be able to dive into the details, give advice, and address issues unique to your business. For those of you who attended last year's LocalUp, you'll remember the great Q&A sessions. Local U is planning a couple different tracks from agency management to recommended tools, which will be a blast.
Buy your MozCon Local 2016 ticket!
Some of our great speakers (more coming!)
Darren Shaw
Whitespark
Darren Shaw is the President and Founder of Whitespark, a company that builds software and provides services to help businesses with local search. He's widely regarded in the local SEO community as an innovator, one whose years of experience working with massive local data sets have given him uncommon insights into the inner workings of the world of citation-building and local search marketing. Darren has been working on the web for over 16 years and loves everything about local SEO.
David Mihm
Moz
David Mihm is one of the world’s leading practitioners of Local search engine marketing. He has created and promoted search-friendly websites for clients of all sizes since the early 2000’s. David co-founded GetListed.org, which he sold to Moz in November 2012.
Ed Reese
Sixth Man Marketing
Ed Reese leads a talented analytics and usability team at his firm Sixth Man Marketing, is a co-founder of LocalU, and an adjunct professor of digital marketing at Gonzaga University. In his free time, he optimizes his foosball and disc golf technique and spends time with his wife and two boys.
Emily Grossman
MobileMoxie
Emily Grossman is a Mobile Marketing Specialist at MobileMoxie, and she has been working with mobile apps since the early days of the app stores in 2010. She specializes in app search marketing, with a focus on strategic deep linking, app indexing, app launch strategy, and app store optimization (ASO).
Lindsay Wassell
Keyphraseology
Lindsay Wassell's been herding bots and wrangling SERPs since 2001. She has a zeal for helping small businesses grow with improved digital presence. Lindsay is the CEO and founder of Keyphraseology.
Mary Bowling
Ignitor Digital
Mary Bowling's been in SEO since 2003 and has specialized in Local SEO since 2006. When she's not writing about, teaching, consulting and doing internet marketing, you'll find her rafting, biking, and skiing/snowboarding in the mountains and deserts of Colorado and Utah.
Mike Ramsey
Nifty Marketing
Mike Ramsey is the president of Nifty Marketing and a founding faculty member of Local University. He is a lover of search and social with a heavy focus in local marketing and enjoys the chess game of entrepreneurship and business management. Mike loves to travel and loves his home state of Idaho.
Rand Fishkin
Moz
Rand Fishkin uses the ludicrous title, Wizard of Moz. He’s founder and former CEO of Moz, co-author of a pair of books on SEO, and co-founder of Inbound.org.
Robi Ganguly
Apptentive
Robi Ganguly is the co-founder and CEO of Apptentive, the easiest way for every company to communicate with their mobile app customers. A native Seattleite, Robi enjoys building relationships, running, reading, and cooking.
MozCon Local takes place at our headquarters in Seattle, which means you'll be spending the day in the MozPlex. In addition to all the learning, we'll be providing great swag. Thursday's workshops will have a snack break and networking time, and for Friday's show your ticket includes breakfast, lunch, and two snack breaks. Additionally, on Friday evening, we'll have a networking party so you meet those attending, some who you may have only met on Twitter. Face-to-face ftw!
We're expecting around 200 people to join us, including speakers, Mozzers, and Local U staff. LocalUp Advanced sold out last year, and we expect MozCon Local to sell out, too, so you'll want to buy your ticket now!
Our best early-bird prices:
| Ticket | Normal price | Early-bird price |
|---|---|---|
| Friday conference Moz or LocalU subscriber ticket | $399 | |
| Friday conference GA ticket | $699 | |
| Thursday workshop Moz or LocalU subscriber ticket | $299 | |
| Thursday workshop GA ticket | $399 |
In order to attend both the conference and workshop, you must purchase tickets to each. Or you may choose to attend one or the other, depending on your needs.
Buy your MozCon Local 2016 ticket!
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by EricaMcGillivray via Moz Blog
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