by Will Fleiss
Category: How-To, Search
For my second interview of Search Engine Strategies speakers I’ve had the privilege of connecting with Sharad Verma from Yahoo!
Sharad is a senior product manager for content, crawl, and indexing systems of Yahoo Search Technology. Before joining Yahoo in 2007, he worked for multiple Silicon Valley startups. Sharad graduated from IIT Bombay (India) with a degree in chemical engineering in 1999.
Sharad will be speaking on the panel Discovering the Power of Linking: Link Building Basics, as well as several others. The term “Link Building“ is often discussed among marketing and pr professional, however, more often than not a genuine understanding of what goes into this effort is lacking. Hopefully Sharad will be able to clear some things up with this Q&A.
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