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:: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 ::

The deadline for early registration to the High Rankings Search Engine Marketing Seminar is Friday, October 14. Registering early will grant you a lower fee to this well-regarded event. And, you can add another 25% discount offered by Cre8asiteforums!

To be held at the
Philadelphia Crowne Plaza - Valley Forge in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, Thursday, November 3 and Friday November 4, 2005, I can tell you a little about the area, since it's not far from my home.

For those who love to shop, the King of Prussia Mall is one of the largest in the USA. Nearby, for history lovers, is the sprawling Valley Forge National Park, where for six months, the Continental Army of the newly formed United States of America, under the command of General George Washington, endured the harsh, bitter cold, and low morale from December 1777 to June 1778. If you go for a walk or jog there, keep an eye out for the horseback riders who travel there to embark on a long, glorious ride. (Equestrian Christine Churchill may feel the tug of the trail!)

Flights are easy. The Philadelphia International Airport is a short drive from the hotel. If you have time to spend the weekend, consider visiting Lancaster, where the Amish continue to live in their traditional ways (no electricity, no cars.) My family visits there often because the food is always natural and delicious, and the Amish are gentle, peaceful, hard-working people. (I like to point out the "hard-working" part to my kids.) Washington, DC and New York City are nearby cities.

Finally, if you must make just one choice, Longwood Gardens is an incredible place. It is 1,050 acres (425 hectares) of gardens, woodlands, and meadows; 20 outdoor gardens; 20 indoor gardens within 4 acres (1.6 hectares) of heated greenhouses and 11,000 different types of plants. Truly, it is stunning.

A 25% discount on your seminar fee is offered by Cre8asiteForums, on behalf of High Rankings. It's a real pleasure to help promote this search engine marketing seminar. I've attended it myself and found the speakers to be warm, informative, ready and happy to take questions and, because of the limited space allowed, attendees get a chance for some one-on-one time with the High Rankings gang.

Top that off with myself and my co-hort from Cre8asiteForums, Bill Slawski, being there and well, we would love to meet you!

If you don't make the October 14 date, don't despair. You can still treat yourself to the 25% discount offered by Cre8asiteForums. Here's how it works:

Register here.

Enter CRE8PC for your discount code.

You will receive a 25% discount on your registration fee.

For more information on what you will learn at the Search Engine Marketing Seminar, visit the Agenda. If you can not attend the whole event, but can still drop by, there is an optional SEO cocktail party!

Is your web site ready for search engines? Is it ready for holiday sales? Are you absolutely sure it's user-friendly? Do you wonder what software is the best choice for tracking traffic, rank and conversions? It's all in this seminar, and much more.

See you there!

:: posted by Kim Krause Berg on 10/12/2005 11:12:00 AM

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