Adrants Goes to ad:tech. So Should You

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Not that you haven’t noticed but ad:tech is advertising all over Adrants. ad:tech is a show I go to three times a year and no, they are not paying me to say this. They pay for ad banners, not my personal opinion of the show which is this: in all seriousness, if you are even remotely involved in any aspect on online/interactive marketing, you really should go to this show. It’s not only that there are tons of exhibitor companies that you can work with to better your online marketing but it’s also all the personal and business networking that goes on during the show.

Excluding the proliferation of creative award shows, there aren’t many times each year the country’s ad industry gets together to simply learn what’s new and to watch booth babes hand out…oh sorry, they don’t have those any more except for the few who slip in undetected. Anyway, enough about that. Seriously, it a great conference, I always have a great time there, learn a lot and meet new people. Then again, I don’t get out much but, again, that’s besides the point. This is about you, not me. So go. Learn, Have fun. and be sure to find me and say hello. Get info here. Register here. If you use discount code ATCHAB, I think you can save 20 percent. And don’t worry about that talking head at the bottom right on the screen. You can shut her up with a click of the mouse.

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