About PubCon Vegas 2006
Vegas Baby! PubCon returns to the city that never sleeps, full of energy and excitement. This year’s conference is jam packed with leading-edge sessions and one-of-a-kind presentations. Whether you are a newbie or an anchored old school - there is something big to be learned at PubCon.
WebmasterWorld’s Search & Internet Marketing Conference (PubCon) will be held November 14th - 17th at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Search engine marketers, optimizers, marketing executives, webmasters, affiliate managers, program and channel managers, purchasing agents and affiliates will be in attendance.
PubCon ™ is a wholly owned production of Webmaster World Incorporated.
WebmasterWorld is the leading source for Search Engine and Internet marketing news, best practices and educational events. Founded by Brett Tabke, an early ’80s innovator in running BBS (Bulletin Board Systems), the WebmasterWorld Forum began in 1996 and is now the largest community of online marketing professionals with more than 2 million posts and more than 100 discussion topics. WebmasterWorld Conference and PubCon events are for thought leaders in search engine and Internet marketing professionals to gather to share best practices in the, design, development, promotion and marketing of their businesses and brands.
WebmasterWorld’s PubCon is an educational conference and industry trade show programmed specifically for web professionals and website site owners. Although our center piece is Search Engine Marketing, Whether your primary role is in web site marketing, corporate IT development, or as a technology business management, you will find something of value at PubCon (aka: Publishers Conference). It is also designed to be fun and entertaining with ample opportunity for quality networking.
Topic Areas To Be Addressed and Discussed:
>> Search Engine Marketing, Advertising, and Usage.
>> Website Publishing.
>> Website, domain, and Ecommerce site management.
For more information visit: www.pubcon.com
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