Julian Sambles from the Telegraph is up on stage here talking about Newspaper SEO. I've had a bit of email conversation with Julian before when he wrote an article in the Telegraph about the Queen's new website, and I know that he knows his stuff.
Hearing him talk about how they're optimizing the Telegraph, and how they've had to turn around their organization to do it and how they're event trying to educate their readers on Social Media.
I do hope he'll put his slides online later, but I'm also going to be asking Julian to come on Press This and talk about how the Telegraph is using WordPress and why they choose to do that.
As someone who's worked with quite a few news organizations in the Netherlands, it's very nice & refreshing to hear someone talk about all this stuff, with his own opinion and doing really well. We've had a recent debacle in the Netherlands with a newspaper moving over to a new site and forgetting completely about doing redirects, to see this guy show everyone the ropes on how this stuff should work is really cool.
I'll embed his presentation here when he uploads it!






How refreshing to see a well known company implementing SEO correctly. I'm looking forward to the presentation!
Thanks for sharing,
Karl
Just a shame the paper itself is not worth reading.
can you leave a comment if you post the slides so i'll be emailed?
The paper is certainly worth reading, what do you want - red-top city ?? Who brought the scoop on MP's expenses? Libyan deal etc
I read the paper ? but without any interest? but with respect to you
Also get redirect Traffic..
I think that SEO is suitable for every business.
As what i've know there is a webmaster would pointed in giving the rearmost researched information regarding Blogging using WordPress. The writer is highly sensitive in using WordPress. He always wanted to scour and research on the latest information in the use of WordPress
Any news on the slides from Julian Sambles? I would love to get my hands on those as I'm starting a SEO project for a Danish newspaper.
Nice post, but i can't download the presentation..