If you plan on Twittering or taking pictures at HostingCon 2009, here’s some information you will need to know:
Twitter for HostingCon
The official Twitter hashtag for HostingCon 2009 is #HostingCon. If you’re Twittering from the event, be sure to use it! We’ll have Twitter up on the TV monitors outside the keynote and session areas...
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Using Twitter and Flickr at HostingCon 2009
Email Spam Increasing – are you protecting your customers?
By 2014 consumers will receive an average of 25 email marketing messages in their primary inbox per day according to research by Forrester. Further, MarketingVOX forecasts that this number is actually more than double what consumers are averaging per day in 2009. The looming question is how much of this email will be spam...
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10 Things You Must Know About Email Marketing Today
Do you know what they are?
Email marketing continues to be one of the most powerful tools to reach customers, build brands and motivate purchases. According to a recent MediaPost article, “…email is a great channel for marketing under recessionary pressures: due to the high ROI and immediate, measurable effectiveness of the channel, C-level executives...
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Do You Know What it Takes to Compete & Thrive in the Hosting Industry?
HostingCon 2009 will present the strongest educational tracks ever in its history! Conference attendees will benefit from seven keynotes and 52 conference sessions divided into four tracks: (1) marketing and sales, (2) technology and operations, (3) business development, and (4) emerging trends.
While developing the program over the past five months, we concentrated on achieving...
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