Tuesday, April 10, 2007

The Future of Online Advertising show

Update - all the tickets have now gone - thanks to all the people who entered. The answers were:

Past - AT&T
Present - Nokia
Future - 14%

I've got my hands on five tickets to The Future of Online Advertising in New York, and
I'd like to give them away to you, my readers (sorry - flights & hotels not included!). If you're interested, please email me answering the simple 'Past, Present & Future' questions below.

Past - Which telecoms client featured in the first ever banner ad in 1994?

Present - Which mobile handset manufacturer launched a new advertising service in March?

Future - According to a report from eMarketer, what % of US online ad spend will Automotive comprise in 2007 - 7%, 14% or 21%?

Five winners will be selected at random on April 18th. Please note that you must be able to travel to New York to win.


Here's the info on the event:

http://www.futureofonlineadvertising.com
June 7-8, NYC

Topics:
* How to guarantee the success of your online ads
* Tips for packaging your inventory and maximizing ad revenue
* Online Advertising Basics - Everything you wanted to know but were afraid
to ask
* Advertising in RSS feeds - the next big thing?
* Marketing Beyond Google, Yahoo, AOL & MSN with Scale, Quality and Safety
* It's all in the creative - how to create successful online ads
* Targeted Ad Networks - Cost Per Influence Vs. Cost Per Thousand
* Ads in Online Video - the future of interactive advertising?

Speakers:
* Erick Schonfeld (Business 2.0)
* Henry Copeland (Blog Ads)
* Jim Coudal (Coudal Partners)
* Mike Hudack (blip.tv)
* Jay Adelson (digg/revision3)
* Darren Rowse (ProBlogger.net)
* Greg Stuart (IAB)
* Carla Hendra (Ogilvy)
* Matt Freeman (Tribal DDB)
* Jeremy Allaire (Brightcove)
* Chas Edwards (Federated Media)
* Steve Rubel (Edelman)
* Andrew Goodman (Page Zero)
* Michael Walrath (Right Media)
* Steve Olechowski (FeedBurner)
* Alyson Racer (New York Times)

1 comment:

Unknown said...

are the tickets all gone yet?

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