2009 Barcelona Summit Day Three
March 9th, 2010 / Author: admin
Pictures From Day Three
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2009 Barcelona Summit Day ThreeMarch 9th, 2010 / Author: admin
The 2009 Barcelona Summit, Wednesday
![]() Pictures From Day Three Wednesday was the last day of this B2B webmaster event. Other than the inconvenience of a sketchy Internet connection at the hotel, this was a great show. Truth be told, I still receive business as a result of attending this show. I have to recommend any US based company that wants to infiltrate the European market that attending conferences in Europe makes a measurable difference.
2009 Barcelona Summit TuesdayMarch 8th, 2010 / Author: admin
The 2009 Barcelona Summit, Day Two
![]() Pictures from Tuesday at the Me Hotel Tuesday’s webmaster B2B event started off with seminars. The pleasant weather made meetings by the pool that much more enjoyable. We took a little time off to track down a Starbucks, and a Vodafone wireless card since the hotel did not seem to comprehend the importance of an Internet connection. The evening ended with sharing some amazing food with our friends, then heading over to CDLC for the Local Billing party.
The Barcelona Summit 2009 Day One PicturesMarch 7th, 2010 / Author: adminThe Barcelona Summit 2009 SundayMarch 7th, 2010 / Author: adminPhoenix Forum Time AgainFebruary 24th, 2010 / Author: adminIt is that time of year again. The 11th annual Phoenix Forum officially opened for registration on Tuesday, February 2, 2010. For the sixth year in a row, the entire Tempe Mission Palms Hotel has been reserved for the event. The show dates are April 8-10, 2010. Even though I am planning on cutting back on the number of shows I do each year, The Phoenix Forum is the one show that will never be cut. I think the warm weather does something to change everyone’s attitude. Or it could be the drinking that starts out at the pool by noon. Either way, The Phoenix Forum (TPF) is always a fun-filled adult webmaster b-to-b event that knows how to mix business with pleasure. Having the entire hotel blocked off for The Phoenix Forum and The Gay Phoenix Forum enables attendees to relax and learn in one location. As is the custom, the show will include seminars, workshops and speed networking. Because all work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy there will also be the obligatory kickoff party and late night party suites as well as the delicious lunch buffets and the free “snack shack” with has been so popular in previous years. For the golfers, the sixth Annual Phoenix Forum Golf Tournament will be held April 7, 2010 with the proceeds going to the ASACP and the Free Speech Coalition. Registration is required in order to get on the grounds. If you have never attended before, be advised, security will make you show your wristband to get in. The prices go up the longer you wait to register. Registration rates are only $195 per person through March 1, 2010. On March 2 through April 7, the rates go up to $250 a person. On site, registration is $300 per person. You can visit http://www.thephoenixforum.com for complete details and registration information. If you have not gotten a room yet, you might as well write off staying at the Tempe Mission Palms. Unless you happen to know someone that has to cancel, those rooms go in less than an hour. So, to help you find somewhere else that is relatively close, I found this list when helping someone else. Good luck.
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