Monthly Archives: October 2009

A Chance to Win a Free Ticket to Content Revenue Strategies in NYC (and a Free T-Shirt)

Content Revenue Strategies – the most awesome conference ever – is just a few weeks away. For those of you living under a rock, it’s 11/5 in NYC at the Javits Center, co-located with ad:tech NYC. If you want to … Continue reading

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In a Customer-Driven Society, Doing the Basics is No Longer Enough

I took United Airlines last week because I had to. I have about 200,000 miles that I’m trying to unload so that I can start taking better airlines, like Virgin America or JetBlue. What’s wrong with United? Well, nothing on … Continue reading

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Brett Brewer – MySpace Founder and AdKnowledge CEO – a Content Luminary

What do you do after you launch a site like MySpace – one of the most popular sites in the known universe? If it was me, I’d probably buy a fishing resort in Alaska and focus on my casting. Brett … Continue reading

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Jeremy Schoemaker – Performance Marketing Legend

Ten years ago if I had told you that the URL “Shoemoney.com” would be one of the most popular marketing sites in the world, I’m sure you would told me about a bridge for sale in NY. But today, Shoemoney … Continue reading

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Bryan Minor – Rocket Scientist and Google Content Network Expert

Bryan Minor is a rocket scientist – literally. He has a B.S. in Physics, M.S. in Nuclear Science, and a PhD in Computational Physics. And now he spends his time trying to crack the Google Content Network algorithm. The company … Continue reading

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Oded Itzhak – Quigo and AdSide Founder – He Basically Invented Contextual Advertising

I’m very excited to have Oded Itzhak speaking at CRS NYC on our State of Contextual Advertising Panel. Oded is the co-founder of Quigo, which basically invented the concept of placement targeting, which in turn propelled Google to create a … Continue reading

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