I KNOW you do not have anything better to do mid-September.
And since you want to SAVE $100, you will need to sign up, like now, because tickets are only $350 right now and that includes access to RE BlogWorld AND 2 FULL days at BlogWold.
sweet.
Here is the line up so far:
(and yes, it may change a bit, so don’t yell at me if it does…)
Active Rain vs. WordPress
Rich Jacobson – Dave Smith
Getting Great Content out of Your Contributors
Dustin Luther
Getting Traditional Media Exposure with New Media Tactics
Jim Duncan
How to Bring Your 1.0 Brokerage into a 2.0 World
Matt Fagioli
How to Win Friends and Influence People Online
Todd Carpenter
How to Write a Blog that Firmly Establishes Your Expertise
Dan Green
Master the Key Points of Web Client Conversion – From Click to Close
Mariana Wagner
Social Networking With Photographs
Teresa Boardman
The Pitch
Mike Mueller – Jeff Corbett – Morgan Brown – Dan Green – David Gibbons – George Favaas
Using and Abusing the Latest 2.0 Tools
Jeff Turner
Video Marketing Tools and Strategies to Help your Business Go Viral
Mike Price – Daniel Rothamel – Morgan Brown
What to Do When Google Doesn’t Love You
Kelley Koehler
Also, Ginger Wilcox will be one of the moderators.
WOW! Did you see how many speakers are from (our very own) Agent Genius (both contributors and regular commenters)?
Impressive.
So, we will see you there, right?
Register for REBlogWorld and BlogWorld Here
Here are a couple places to find out more information and maybe score a cool discount:
- Join Me at RE Blog World – myKWblog.com
- Join Me at REBlogWorld in Las Vegas! – Rich Jacobson (“members only” ActiveRain post)
- ReBlogWorld.com – The RE BlogWorld Information Hub
Ginger Wilcox
August 15, 2008 at 8:22 am
I am honored to be a moderator for this event. This is an all-star line up and should truly be an incredible learning experience. I think it will be phenomenal opportunity to learn from bloggers outside our industry as well. I am counting the weeks!!
Dan Green
August 15, 2008 at 8:56 am
I’ve been building my presentation and it looks strangely like my blog — lots of pictures, not a lot of text, and full of information bloggers can use.
And, as a side note, I plan to come clean on some of my blogging tactics. I’ve never done that in a public forum before.
More importantly, though, I’m sticking around for the bigger Blog and Social Media show on which REBlogWorld is piggy-backing. The vendor floor alone should be worth the price of admission alone.