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Stacey MacNaught “best and funniest” at Friends of Search

Stacey MacNaught Friends of Search

Tecmark search director Stacey MacNaught earned more praise following her first speaking engagement of 2016.

MacNaught’s talk at Amsterdam’s Friends of Search conference was titled Turning Numbers Into Stories and explored data-driven link acquisition.

Here are some of the tweets showing the story of her presentation:


 
The full deck from Stacey’s presentation can be viewed here:


 
And a free, 18-page guide to her talk can be downloaded here:

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