You know an industry is maturing when it becomes large enough to create regional membership groups. Earlier this year, a bunch of DFW SEM’s formed an alliance and now some search marketers in Portland have decided they need one too.
SEMpdx is out to prove that Portland can hang with Seattle. 
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Bob Gladstein Says:
December 5th, 2006 at 1:11 am
There’s an organization getting started for search marketers in New England, too: SEMNE