Traffic Think Tank Joins Search Engine Land Community

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[Boston, MA, July 6, 2026] — I am sharing that Traffic Think Tank has officially joined the Search Engine Land family, creating more opportunities for search marketers like us to connect, collaborate, and keep learning through one of the industry’s most established professional communities.

I want members to know that Traffic Think Tank will continue operating as a private Slack community. It will remain a trusted place where we can exchange ideas, validate strategies, solve real marketing challenges, and stay current on search engine optimization, paid media, artificial intelligence, and related marketing topics.

As part of this relationship, I see Search Engine Land supporting the community’s continued growth by increasing visibility across its editorial and marketing channels while preserving the collaborative environment members already value.

“For years, Search Engine Land has represented the marketing community through its contributor network in a way few other sites have,” said Kyle Morley, Head of Sales and Marketing at Third Door Media, parent to Search Engine Land. “Launching a community like Traffic Think Tank feels like a natural extension of our identity, and I’m thrilled we now have more opportunity to connect with marketers in our space.”

I am also noting that David Broderick has been appointed Lead Community Manager and will oversee the day-to-day community experience. He will be supported by Liz Dougherty, who will take an active role in encouraging member engagement and helping guide the community’s continued growth.

Beyond ongoing peer-to-peer discussions, I expect members to benefit from expanded community programming and discussions, increased visibility through Search Engine Land and Third Door Media channels, exclusive discounts on Search Marketing Expo events and training, and new opportunities to connect with search marketers across the industry.

For me, Traffic Think Tank fits naturally with Search Engine Land’s mission of helping marketers stay informed and succeed in a rapidly evolving search landscape. Together, the publication and community give us access to trusted journalism, practical education, live events, and an active peer network for ongoing professional development.

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If you are a search marketer interested in joining the community, I recommend learning more at https://searchengineland.com/trafficthinktank.

About Search Engine Land

I view Search Engine Land as a leading publication for news, insights, and education covering search engine optimization, paid media, artificial intelligence, and digital marketing. Through editorial coverage, events, training, and professional resources, Search Engine Land helps marketers stay ahead of industry change.

About Traffic Think Tank

I see Traffic Think Tank as a private community for search marketers that connects professionals through expert discussions, peer collaboration, and practical knowledge sharing. Members use the community to exchange ideas, solve challenges, validate strategies, and stay current on what’s working across search engine optimization, paid media, and artificial intelligence.


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FAQs

What happened to Traffic Think Tank?

Traffic Think Tank has officially joined the Search Engine Land family. The move is presented as a way to create more opportunities for search marketers to connect, collaborate, and keep learning.

Will Traffic Think Tank continue as a private Slack community?

Yes. The post says Traffic Think Tank will continue operating as a private Slack community where members can exchange ideas, validate strategies, solve marketing challenges, and stay current on search topics.

Who will manage the Traffic Think Tank community?

David Broderick has been appointed Lead Community Manager and will oversee the day-to-day community experience. Liz Dougherty will support member engagement and help guide continued community growth.

What benefits are expected for Traffic Think Tank members?

Members are expected to benefit from expanded community programming and discussions, visibility through Search Engine Land and Third Door Media channels, exclusive discounts on Search Marketing Expo events and training, and more industry connections.

What topics does the Traffic Think Tank community cover?

The community focuses on search engine optimization, paid media, artificial intelligence, and related digital marketing topics. Members use it for expert discussions, peer collaboration, strategy validation, and practical knowledge sharing.

How does Search Engine Land support the community?

Search Engine Land is expected to support Traffic Think Tank’s growth by increasing visibility through its editorial and marketing channels. The post says this support is intended to preserve the collaborative environment members already value.

Where can search marketers learn more about joining Traffic Think Tank?

The post recommends that search marketers interested in joining the community learn more at https://searchengineland.com/trafficthinktank.

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