Hummingbirds and pandas and penguins, oh my!
Come mingle with the Vancouver SEO community for an evening at the St. Regis Bar & Grill.
It’s time once again to mix SEO with alcohol and nerd out over SERP tracking and on-page optimizing, and – as the beer wanes with the evening – wax philosophical about all those algorithm updates Google makes to keep us on our toes.
That’s right, we’re hosting another SEOyvr Meetup.
Search lovers unite!
Great company and great conversation. That’s what we’re all about.
If you’re an SEO amateur, expert, or enthusiast who’s kickin’ around Vancouver and would like to talk shop over a casual drink with other industry folk, we’d love for you to join us. Regardless of skill level or area of search interest, this event was literally made for you.
Where? The St. Regis Bar & Grill, 608 Dunsmuir St, Vancouver
When? February 18, 2016 from 6-8pm
How? Just RSVP and you’re in!
As for the why, well, it’s hard out here for an SEO. And we believe in banding together and sharing in the wealth of knowledge that can only be generated by a roomful of bright minds. We also believe in keeping excellent company.
So, inspired by the excellence and success of local search groups like DFWSEM and SEMpdx, we set out to bring that same commitment to education and community to the Vancouver SEO scene.
For this third-ever SEOyvr, our very own Rob Bucci, intrepid STAT founder and fearless CEO, will give a short talk on how evergreen content and SEO go hand-in-hand to make the perfect couple — followed by Q&A and open-discussion where we’ll put our heads and beers together.
#seoyvr is incredible. Big thanks to @getSTAT!
— The Status Bureau (@TheStatusBureau) September 18, 2015
@getSTAT @SEOyvr @STATrob Very nice event – looking forward for the next one! — Julien Berard (@seomuscle) September 18, 2015
If you’re unable to partake in this month’s Meetup festivities, fret not – we’ll be back at it in the spring as SEOyvr is now a quarterly event! And next time, it might just be happening from the sweet mezzanine of our new STAT HQ.
