Adrants’ Future of Online Advertising Pass Winners Announced

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Last Wednesday, we put a call out to the readers of Adrants who were interested in winning a free pass to the upcoming Future of Online Advertising Conference to be held June 7-8 at New York’s Gotham Hall. Well, a week has passed and after tremendous interest, we’re ready to announce the winners of the five free passes.

And, the winners are: Healthy Web Design’s Dawud Miracle, iwebinvester.com’s Darryl Newton, Intercept Interactive’s Josh Kaner, Sullivan Higdon & Sink’s Seth Gunderson and Burns Marketing Communication’s Patrick Hunt. We will contact each of the winners individually to award them their free passes and we thank the organizers of the Future of Online Advertising conference for offering us the passes to give away to our readers. We hope to see you all at the conference.

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