WebmasterWorlds PubConference VI

Orlando Florida!

[Brett_Tabke]

(Austin, TX - USA) WebmasterWorld.com, the web's highest trafficked super forum, has announced its next Internet Marketing Conference (aka Pubconference [pubcon.com]) in Orlando, Florida, USA. The three-day event, commencing on Thursday 26th February 2004, will feature four conference tracks covering Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Affiliate Programs and Site Ownership/Webmaster Technology issues.

Previous conferences have attracted more than a thousand delegates from around the globe, and according to conference organizer Brett Tabke, "After the early sell-out of our London conference in September 2003 we anticipate a similar heavy demand from around the world for places at the Florida event." There will be several keynote speeches throughout the event and ample opportunity for delegates to question and meet many of the world's leading search technology companies and executives.

The event is sponsored by major search and marketing firms, including Google, Overture, Yahoo, PositionTech and GoToast.

For advance tickets, [webmasterworld.com...]

About WebmasterWorld
WebmasterWorld, established in 1998, is a comprehensive news and discussion forum for web professionals and features more than fifty specialist topics covering technical and marketing Internet topics for all levels of ability. It has public and private subscribers-only sections and is the fastest growing forum on the Internet today.

Contacts:

Conference organizer: Brett Tabke, WebmasterWorld,
3801 N Capital of TX Hwy, E240-181, Austin, TX. 78746, USA.
e-mail: [e-mail]
www.webmasterworld.com

Sponsorship and Exhibitor Enquiries:
Todd Friesen:
[e-mail]
([phone]

Press Enquiries:
USA - Brett Tabke Tel: [phone] [e-mail] or
UK - Neil Marshall, Marshall Jennings PR Limited.
Web:www.mjpr.com
Tel: [phone] [e-mail]

[oilman]

>>sold out

they still have doubles - try calling the hotel directly

[Brett_Tabke]

Hotel not booked - no - suites are gone, but the "double" rooms are not. Make sure to request the "doubles". They have 90 rooms left.

[rogerd]

I found differences in availability on the national web site vs. the local hotel's site vs. phone booking.

[mfishy]

I just called and got 2 doubles. Suites are gone :(

Anyway, the website shows them as NA but they still have some. Sorry about the mis-information

[Monksp]

Good write-up...All the talk means its getting closer!

[home.businesswire.com...]
(Not 100% sure if I can post this?)

[dirkz]

I just sent an email to Clarion re Internet access. They said that "a wireless internet connection is available", but "you're computer must have the software to hot-sync the IP address".

Anyone what they mean (or know some details about Internet access there?)

[shrirch]

>> hot-sync the IP address

I bet thats hospitality speak for DHCP :)

[Alby]

I called the Clarion one hour ago and it now seems that everything really is sold out...suites, doubles everything. Anyone have a recommendation for some nice accomodation, (not econo lodge or something like that), which is within walking distances?

[EliteWeb]

oOooo I'll be there this time around :) Did Irvine, Boston and now Orlando :P

[skibum]

Booked at Econo Lodge & ready to go!

[1cicle]

I just booked too. I've never been to the US before!

I was wondering what kind of clothes to pack. Is it actual bikini and full sunblock weather, or will I be able to wear jeans without fainting?

And what about the crocodiles? Aren't there crocodiles in Florida?

Icicle

[engine]

>Aren't there crocodiles in Florida?

Not in the hotel lobby, I hope! ;)

[pmac]

>crocodiles in Florida? <

Also known as affiliate directors. :)

[amznVibe]

Um, what's with the "casino blasters" as sponsors? What does that have to do with webmastering? Are porn sponsors next?

[dirkz]

> Um, what's with the "casino blasters" as sponsors?

LOL. Are they sending reps?

[rogerd]

No crocs, Icicle, just alligators! Welcome to WebmasterWorld!

The gator/croc distinction confuses lots of people. The University of Florida teams are known as the Gators, and when their football games are televised you can see their fans making gator-chomping motions with their arms. Last fall's football program (glossy magazine for distribution in the stadium and to Gator fans all over) featured a cover photo of a fearsome alligator, or so they thought. The photo was actually a crocodile, and the gaffe made national news. I'm sure the UF Zoology department was mortified. ;)