Comments on: Back from Ad:tech New York http://www.diorex.com/back-from-adtech-new-york/ Random Musings about Internet Marketing Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:56:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Andrew Johnson http://www.diorex.com/back-from-adtech-new-york/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Andrew Johnson Fri, 09 Nov 2007 01:28:05 +0000 http://diorex.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/back-from-adtech-new-york/#comment-234 Funny you mention the Atlas oxygen bar, they were not giving a sales spiel! The person there was from a completely separate company that provided the oxygen bar. At SES NY there was a guy who had a microphone and speakers to shout at everyone who walked by; someone should suggest an oxygen bar so his audience is also physically tied to his booth. Funny you mention the Atlas oxygen bar, they were not giving a sales spiel! The person there was from a completely separate company that provided the oxygen bar.

At SES NY there was a guy who had a microphone and speakers to shout at everyone who walked by; someone should suggest an oxygen bar so his audience is also physically tied to his booth.

]]> By: Smaxor http://www.diorex.com/back-from-adtech-new-york/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Smaxor Thu, 08 Nov 2007 21:17:26 +0000 http://diorex.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/back-from-adtech-new-york/#comment-235 I'm right there with you Diorex. Being as my family lives in the bay area I went up to visit them and attended AdTech:SF this year and it was by far was the best show I've been to for doing actual business. The two Affiliate Sumiit shows were definately very different, they seemed to be great if you're looking to meet people and get new ideas about how to generate traffic from a smaller publishers prespective. AdTech wasn't like that at all for me, I did find there was a ton of people looking for business that would bend over backwards to serve a publisher. Also it's very cool to see the different technologies for things like bid management, multi-variant testing and campaign optimization tools. Unfortunately unless you're doing 300-400k a month the price points on most of the stuff just weren't feasible. But I took some of those ideas to write my own software that simulates theirs. I felt like they were only trying to target large corporations with massive ad budgets. In the end Affiliate Summit seemed to serve smaller publishers where AdTech felt like it is for very large corporations. However, both are definitely worth checking out. Just my 2 cents. P.S. If you are going for parties Affiliate Summit is where it's at :D I’m right there with you Diorex.

Being as my family lives in the bay area I went up to visit them and attended AdTech:SF this year and it was by far was the best show I’ve been to for doing actual business. The two Affiliate Sumiit shows were definately very different, they seemed to be great if you’re looking to meet people and get new ideas about how to generate traffic from a smaller publishers prespective. AdTech wasn’t like that at all for me, I did find there was a ton of people looking for business that would bend over backwards to serve a publisher. Also it’s very cool to see the different technologies for things like bid management, multi-variant testing and campaign optimization tools. Unfortunately unless you’re doing 300-400k a month the price points on most of the stuff just weren’t feasible. But I took some of those ideas to write my own software that simulates theirs. I felt like they were only trying to target large corporations with massive ad budgets.

In the end Affiliate Summit seemed to serve smaller publishers where AdTech felt like it is for very large corporations. However, both are definitely worth checking out. Just my 2 cents.

P.S. If you are going for parties Affiliate Summit is where it’s at :D

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