July Search and Online Marketing Conference and Events

June 25, 2007 |

Coming up this week is Searchnomics in Santa Clara, CA on Wednesday, I’ll be there and you can catch me on a panel at 22. Register today and you can still benefit from a reduced price with promo code “vol2″

As for next month:

Affiliate Summit is the must attend series and Affiliate Summit East is in Miami starting on the 8th. I spent a week in Miami and HIGHLY recommend it for the great nightlife, wonderful weather, and hot beaches. You don’t want to miss Nikki Beach or their Sunday brunch. But, of course, you’re going for work.

If you are in the Bay Area on the 14th, Community Next has a great session on Viral Marketing for entreprenuers, marketers, and VCs.

eCommerce professionals should get to Shop.org’s Online Merchanding Workshop; this year in Coronado, CA on the 19th and 20th.

For those not in eCommerce, get to Portland, OR for ISF’s Executive Summit which, this year, is focused on Web 2.0 and Social Media.

In Denver, CO on the 24th is the next Online Marketing Summit hosted by the Online Marketing Coalition.

July is a big month for conferences so keep your calendar open and your airline miles ready.

If I’ve missed one, add it to the calendar and I’ll promote it. If you’d like a handy dandy blog widget like the one I’ve included in this post, visit the Online Marketing Conferences Widgetbox

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Tags: conferences, shop.org, affiliates, marketing, search

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Tracy@7SEO on July 10, 20076:10 pm
I live in Miami. Yeah Nikki Beach is one of the place to hang on…

Do you think it wort to pay $759 - $949..If you are not really in affiliate business..
* Full Conference Pass: $759 — rate goes up to $949 on July 11.

Thanks
Chris Howard on August 15, 20073:19 pm
thanks for the great information

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