Finally, some time to publish some news, and what news….SEO Samba has completed its first angel round of funding back in September, and went on to recruit talented people, upgraded its server infrastructure, and released a new version of SEO Samba, the first and only organic search management platform. Our Captain A. release includes better error prevention, with autosave of page drafts and ajax controls. It also builds upon our succesful news and newsletter module, by allowing single click publishing of all your news items across any number of sites you’re writing content for. It encourages communication from end-users with their SEM agencies with a ‘live help’ Skype button, and fixes a number of minor bugs.

We will introduce SEO Samba to our fellow search marketers at SES Chicago on December 9th and 10th. Following Chicago, you will be have a chance to meet with our business development team and get live demos at SMX Santa Clara in February, and SES New York in March.

SEO Samba is already bringing predictability to marketer’s SEO efforts. In the first quarter of 2009, we will bring further integration with standard industry players and tools facilitating optimization, indexation, measurements, and adjustments. And this with a minimum amount of time and clicks whether you manage a one or one thousand websites. In the same quarter, we’ll start supporting a limited number of new languages for both our interface and our SEO intelligence engine (we now enjoy daily interaction with fellow marketers from Java, Iraq, Egypt, Romania, Thailand, Brazil, France, Italia, The Netherlands, and more…)

I think that sums it up, ah yes, a new corporate site is under way. It’s going to be organic…all the way …stay tune for more news in the coming days as I’ll be reporting from SES Chicago…

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We’ll discuss development at SEO Samba Corp., of course, but also anything that we fancy about the search, and marketing industry at large. We’ll also invite friends and experts to comment on related stories and share some of their thoughts about search, advertising, and optimization.

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