MozCon 2012 Wrap-Up |
| Posted: 01 Aug 2012 07:43 PM PDT Posted by jennita Last week, approximately 800 marketers from across the globe converged in Seattle for our annual conference, MozCon. The entire Moz staff attended as well, and we were all quite excited to have such a diverse set of attendees and speakers. For many of us, it was an experience we won't soon forget. Between the amazing speakers and brilliant content, to networking with the community, and even singing karaoke at the Garage, it was a magical three days. I wanted to wrap all the great photos, posts, and presentations into one neat package, to make it quick and easy to find everything. So let's just jump right in!
Look at this photograph...(every time I do it makes me laugh) With so much love for Roger going around, we tried to get photos with him and as many people as possible. We've uploaded all the photos and you can view and download them from our Facebook page. Check out all the photos with Roger: But don't worry, those aren't all the photos! We went all out this year, and our photographer got shots of all the speakers and tons of pics around the conference and at the Garage party. We'd absolutely love for you to tag yourself in the photos and please feel free to download them and use them! Check out all the photos: Presentations o'plentyYes, there will be videos to purchase. Whew! I just wanted to get that out of the way since that's the question we keep getting asked most often. :) We hope to have them available in the coming weeks, so watch for a specific announcement about that. We had an amazing lineup of speakers and have made all of their presentations available for download. Please feel free to check out the decks:
Recaps, Liveblogs, and Memes Oh My!We're quite excited about all the coverage about MozCon and wanted to try to combine it all into one place. So let me just jump right in and be sure to check out all these great posts. Kane Jamison at Hood Web Management Thomas Hogenhaven Active Website Paddy Moogan SEO.com - MozCon 2012 Recaps Mike Arnesen - MozCon in Memes Zeph Snapp from NotJustSEO Gianluca Fiorelli on State of Search Blastam Daniel Falcon from Neo.com (en espanol) Please, please, please let me know if I've missed anything and I'll get it added! (no this is not a nofollowed link, I just thought it'd be fun to mess with you. T-t-t-t-twitterWe put together a couple lists we used during the conference to help us keep track of what attendees were talking about (that is, when they were able to get wifi ;). You might want to follow these lists as well! MozCon Speakers from 2012 Plus, a huge thanks to Eventifier for putting together all the tweets, photos and videos that were tweeted with the #MozCon hashtag:
For those of you who joined us this year, be sure to watch your email for a post-conference survey. We look forward to your feedback! Sign up for The Moz Top 10, a semimonthly mailer updating you on the top ten hottest pieces of SEO news, tips, and rad links uncovered by the Moz team. Think of it as your exclusive digest of stuff you don't have time to hunt down but want to read! |
| Posted: 01 Aug 2012 08:23 AM PDT Posted by randfish It's that time of the month. Open Site Explorer, the Mozbar, our tools and the API all have new link data as of today. Much of this index is quite fresh, but with a caveat - there was a period of crawler downtime so some data from early in the index may be older (histogram below). It's slightly smaller than our prior index, coming in at 69 Billion URLs (compared to July 6th's 72 Billion). (note that some data may be as old as May, but anything re-crawled in July would overwrite that older data, so there should be a significant amount of very fresh stuff in this index) And, in more potentially good news (though it's hard to count chickens before they hatch given AWS' unreliability), we have another index that may be ready in the next 2-3 weeks, meaning more consistent updates. We're kicking off indices nearly every week at this point to help account for Amazon's weaknesses and give us a better chance of delivering on-time updates. This has pushed our costs into stratospheric territory ($600-$700K+/month to run Mozscape these days), but we can tolerate this pain a little longer while we work to move to our new hybrid cloud on our own, far-more-stable machines. Let's take a look at the full metrics for this index:
And here are the latest correlations between Mozscape metrics and Google's search results:
You'll also find that some of the bugs around anchor text from the prior index are much improved. There may be a few artifacts of odd data, but 99% of queries won't surface these. Happy link data day to all! And please write in with feedback (or leave it in the feature request forum). Sign up for The Moz Top 10, a semimonthly mailer updating you on the top ten hottest pieces of SEO news, tips, and rad links uncovered by the Moz team. Think of it as your exclusive digest of stuff you don't have time to hunt down but want to read! |
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