What are the top SEM / Digital marketing conferences worldwide?
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Can anyone recommend?
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Loved SMX - have been to many, spoken too and when you rub shoulders with the SEO gurus you read about all day long, it's a great way to bond with those folks...you lean while you're there!
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I missed MozCon 2014 due to getting married in August, but plan to go for 2015 and can't wait! Also, looking into SearchLove... As I type all of this sitting here at the Internet Summit 2014 conference where we're located in Raleigh NC. - Patrick
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Mozcon, Searchlove, SMX, Brighton SEO.
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Did you try searching there was a topic just last week - http://moz.com/community/q/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=seo+conferences&commit=Search
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