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David Amerland

Author, Speaker, Analyst. Introduction I travel a lot. I surf the web even more. Over the last three years I`ve spent time in thirteen countries and three continents making airports and hotel rooms more of a constant, for me, than home. I also spend more hours, each day, online than most people would consider to be healthy. The one stability in all this is Google+ where I can be found, time allowing, on most days. It has become my anchor.  In my posts, interviews and podcasts I add pieces to the puzzle. I explain how each one fits in a bigger picture. How that bigger picture then makes sense.  Sensemaking changes everything. Before I got here, I used to be a corporate rat who used to be a journalist, before I jumped ship into full-time writing, speaking and blogging.  In my offline time I indulge a lifelong passion in martial arts, I run, hit the heavy bag and try to find the limits at which we can go without sleep and still function. I also visit as many museums and cafes as possible. Funnily enough I regard what can be found in both museums and cafes as brain food.  Fitness is important to me. It helps maintain a level of sanity that would otherwise require pharmaceuticals or expensive therapy. I pay some of what it has given me back by running  a Fitness Community. I am also a moderator of Plus Your Business a community focused on helping business people get the most out of G+ and the semantic web.  Speaking of semantics, I am the owner of Google Semantic Search a community I started to explore the implications of semantic technology in daily life (and there are many).  Professionally I advise a handful of companies globally, blog for a number of websites, including Forbes, journalism.co.uk, and socialmediatoday and write for magazines and newspapers.  I give about 50 talks, speeches and presentations each year and hold an annual seminar on SEO and Social Media (details to which you will find on my website.). I advise a couple  of global companies and a handful of startups on social media positioning and search strategies and I write for Forbes, 21CIT, Insights and a number of dead-tree newspapers.  Some of the Events  I have been part of:
SEO in the Sun (SEO & Introduction to Social Media) Manchester SES (SEO) Business Group Digital Conference (SEO & Social Media) Rutgers University mini-MBA (SEO and Social Media Crisis Management) Shanghai APAC executive SEO & Social Media Crisis Management training.  MxDE Senior Executive Program, Zug (Piercing the Search Bubble).  SMX East (keynote speech on Entities in semantic search) Semantic Technology & Business Conference panelist SMX London Associated with:  SynaptIQ+  Rutgers Center for Management Development Digital CRM My Books  Google Semantic Search: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Techniques That Get Your Company More Traffic, Increases Brand Impact and Amplifies Your Online Presence SEO Help: 20 steps to get your website to Google`s #1 page Online Marketing Help: How to promote your online business using Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and other social networks. The Social Media Mind: How Social Media is Changing Business, Politics and Science and Helps Create a New World Order Getting to No. 1 on Google in Simple Steps Brilliant Search Engine Optimisation Google+ Hangouts for Business Currently working on: Two new ideas. I could discuss both of them with you but then I`d have to track you down and kill you. :) (Be thankful that I am considerate and don`t).  If you made it this far you might be interested to know that now all of my writing is curated (without comment) at Prometheus. I no longer use RSS on my website and the G+ Page here gives me the opportunity to archive all my writing across the web.  I have, however, created an RSS feed for it so you can keep track of everything I write here. The best way to reach me is through Google+ or my website: davidamerland.com





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