Check Me Out In San Jose
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It’s conference season for us over on the West Coast. Actually, conference season is all year, but I tend to stick to attending those that are close by… which all seem to happen in the last 2/3 of the calendar year. No worries, we’re all geared up to go. Sunday Rob, Diana and I will be heading over to San Jose for Search Engine Strategies.
We’ll all be sporting our new Gas Attendant shirts that we had made up. If you see us floating around, be sure to interrupt, push people aside, tackle whoever is in the way and introduce yourself. Ask us a few questions, buy us dinner… you know… the usual stuff.
I honestly haven’t determined what sessions I’ll be attending, probably whatever is of interest that Rob and Diana won’t be at. I like to keep my options open until the last minute. I wanted to speak this year but I was one of the many not selected. I know… how dare they. Especially after my brilliant performance at SEMpdx. No worries, sometimes it’s just nice to go, relax and enjoy the free-flow of information.
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Tags: ASK, Marketing, Search & Marketing, Search Engines, SEM News & Trends
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Stoney, those shirts look good with the logo. Especially the one that highlights the company on the back.
I’d even add a line that would make (intrigue) people to visit the site. In these events there are many people walking with their URLs on their foreheads. Try coming up with a “reason why” someone should go check it out today.
Don’t forget to blog.
August 16th, 2007 at 9:36 amWe got four different colors all with the front and back. Our “intrigue” as you call it is that the shirts are designed to look like mechanic/garage attendant shirts. We like them for that reason.
August 17th, 2007 at 7:16 am