Is anywhere here interested in online communities?
I've been wanting someone to put on a conference about online communities for quite some time now. And I'm excited to say that has finally come to fruition. Community Next is being held February 10th, 2007 at Stanford University; this is going to be one worth attending. My company will be there along with quite a few
other notables. While $195.00 may seem a little steep for some, please think about joining us. We need more forum owners attending so we can start to put forum-based communities back on the map. If you decide to attend, PM me and introduce yourself so we can be sure to meet up and you can buy me a drink
Regarding the conference:
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Community Next 2007
With so many communities popping up on the web, we felt it is important to bring it all together. We have created the conference for online communities and social networks. Welcome to Community Next.
Objectives of Conference
1. Connect people building online communities
2. Educate on how to make a successful online community / social network
3. Have fun
Where is the event?
Annenberg Auditorium
Stanford University, California
What will you learn?
• How did different online communities grow, get initial traction and what viral growth tactics worked?
• Why did some social networks succeed while others have failed?
• What are the right tools to build and scale your social network?
• Where is the revenue going to come from?
• What is the future for online communities?
What Next
Check out the website http://www.communitynext.com for more details.
Register at http://communitynext-boards.eventbrite.com.
Contact us
team@communitynext.com
(510) 866-6624
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01-09-2007, 05:07 AM
A conference for those interested in online communities
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