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    Google Dance Is Back

    Google Dance being Google’s annual gathering for search marketers that happened nearly after 10 years at the main campus of Google.

    More than 500 people were at the search conference who travelled all the way long by bus from the conference venue to the Googleplex mountain view for the event that took place for three and a half hours.

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    • At the entrance of the campus, they were given t-shirts, light snacks, drinks and also to mingle with Googlers and see the demo of the Google products.
    • The company “GOOGLE” is so dominant in the work they do. Most of the people enjoy food at Google and also is one of the reasons to join as a work location.
    • They also gathered 50 SEOs for a special meeting regarding the feedback about Google’s interaction with its publishers which was a discussion all around.
    • The high-level feedback that the SEOs provided made Google heartened and impressed.
    • Another surprise that Google gave was the appearance of Matt Cutts, who was the former head of Google’s spam team and a spokesperson for the webmaster community.
    • He was a veteran of past Google Dances. He just visited to see the latest Dance as many people were enjoying photoshoot with him.
    • Without Gary ILLyes and quality analyst Nathan Jones, it would not be a successful gathering.
    • Googlers who are supportive to these members in making the event successful thereby making search marketers feel welcome.
    • Working at Google gives you an awesome feeling you might have never experienced.
    • Working and having fun at parties and meetings is only possible at Google as it stands out for its brand name.
    • For those who could make their life easier and happier should get placed in Google as it’s like heaven getting placed there and working.
    Sandy
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