Vote Now For SMX Search Bowl’s Search Marketer Team

The nominations are in, and now it’s time for search marketers to vote on
which two people should represent SEMs against the major search engines in the

SMX Search Bowl search trivia contest, which happens at our SMX
West three-day search conference next month in California.

The nomination round
happened last week, and now SEOmoz has a

voting form up. Cast your vote! Below, more about the contest and the
finalists.

SMX Search Bowl will have teams from Ask, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo
competing against each other and a search marketer team to test their knowledge
of search and search marketing. Each team will have two people. The teams so
far:

• Ask.com: TBA
• Google: Matt Cutts & Paul Haahr
• Microsoft: TBA
• Yahoo: Tim Mayer & TBA

I have no idea if the teams will have their own team names separate from
their company names. I’ll probably encourage them to do so! Meanwhile, finalists
to play on behalf of search marketers:

• Loren Baker
• Hamlet Batista
• Andy Beal
• Greg Boser
• Todd Friesen
• Andrew Goodman
• Michael Gray
• Heather Lloyd Martin
• Ian Lurie
• Matt McGee
• Jill Whalen

Go vote! And for more about SMX
West, check out some of the past posts and information below:

• SMX West 2008
  Agenda Up: 3 Days, More Than 50 Sessions!
• Search 3.0: The
  Blended & Vertical Search Revolution
• First
  Networking/Extracurricular Activities Announced For SMX West
• SMX West Keynotes
  Focus On "Future of Search"
• SMX West: Preview
  Our Upcoming Conference In Sight & Sound
• Complete
  Conference Agenda
• 
  Conference Pass Types (Expo, Networking, Full Access)
• 
  Conference Guarantee
• Bonus
  Offers
• The SMX Difference
  / What To Expect
• 
  Registration Info

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About The Author

Danny Sullivan

Danny Sullivan was a journalist and analyst who covered the digital and search marketing space from 1996 through 2017. He was also a cofounder of Third Door Media, which publishes Search Engine Land and MarTech, and produces the SMX: Search Marketing Expo and MarTech events. He retired from journalism and Third Door Media in June 2017. You can learn more about him on his personal site & blog He can also be found on Facebook and Twitter.