Conference · Sydney, Australia

SMX Sydney 2014

Advertising, Marketing

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Dates27–28 May 2014This edition has ended
VenueCrystal Palace BallroomSydney, Australia
RunningSince 2010Annual · 6 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2014 edition. It has ended. See SMX Sydney's current page for the next dates.

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Editions on record
6first in 2010

About SMX Sydney

Join us for Australia’s #1 Search Engine Marketing conference and training event, returning for its seventh consecutive year in May 2014.

Search Marketing Expo – SMX Sydney is a conference where both marketers and SEO-gurus can grow and learn from each other and global search engine marketing experts.

Whether you are just getting started, planning your search strategy, managing the team, or you are deep into implementation, tactics and campaigns, you’ll get the knowledge, ideas and contacts needed to help boost your search marketing results and take your skills to the next level.

Search Marketing Expo – SMX Sydney runs two tracks of conference content over a two day period, when picking our speakers we ensure that an emphasis is placed making surge the delegates walls away with actionable insights.

You can choose to attend any of the more than 40 sessions and keynotes that will suit your needs and maximise your return on investment.

There are sessions just for you – whether you’re an experienced online marketer, employed at a BRW Top 1000 company or run your own Search Engine Marketing business or Online Marketing Agency.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
20153–4 Apr 2015Crystal Palace Ballroom
Sydney, Australia
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201427–28 May 2014Crystal Palace Ballroom
Sydney, Australia
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20133–4 Apr 2013Hilton Sydney
Sydney, Australia
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20121–2 May 2012Hilton Sydney
Sydney, Australia
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201114–15 Apr 2011Hilton Sydney
Sydney, Australia
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201022–23 Apr 2010Hilton Sydney
Sydney, Australia
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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