New York Ad:tech Event: November 4-6

Brands, agencies, publishers and service providers from around the country are converging on the Javits Convention Center in New York City this week for the premier gathering of Online Marketers. The event runs from November 4-6 and brings together a top-notch pool of experts to share, network, learn and do business with one another.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

The conference will feature 200 plus speakers and 60 plus value-driven panels covering a variety of topics including:

• Online video ads
• Social media
• Multi-channel marketing

Everybody who’s anybody in this industry is at ad:tech. If you want to generate revenue, if you want to grow your business, if you want to create contacts – advertisers or partners – they’re all here. We make a lot of money from doing this show.

– Daniel Yomtobian, CEO, Advertise.com

More than 250 exhibitors are slated to participate along with even keynote presentations, exclusive parties, lunch forums & more!

Ad:tech makes people better marketers by:

• Actionable advice from industry thought leaders
• Marketing secrets from execs at major brands
• Engage in intimate roundtable discussion
• Lucrative networking opportunities

There are two big things on the horizon here at MyPRGenie that we're extremely excited about. Spurred on by the success we experienced at BlogWorld 2009, we've decided to continue our industry presence and we'll be attending Ad:Tech 2009 in NY on Nov 4-6 and PRSA 2009 on Nov 7-10. Ad:Tech is a killer event for marketing and digital media, "killer" being that their schedule of events ranges from workshops on how to capture the local customer to discussions on entertainment media and what the current digital marketing platform looks like now and what it will look like tomorrow. So the conversations will reflect a whole array of topics...

I think my excitement about PRSA 2009 is self explanatory, PRSA is THE national Public Relations conference to go to. I think that now as media relies more and more on social media releases, twitter and social media communication such as through reader's comments etc. the landscape of PR has changed because journalism has changed rather drastically. So I can't wait for how PRSA addresses the advantages and disadvantages to this new terrain of public relations.

Anyways, we're psyched. Check us out when you're there. You might not be able to miss us, we'll have a few surprises waiting to be unleashed.