Category: Interactive Briefing

Bill Rice, President of the Web Marketing Association, will be moderating a panel at eComXpo, a virtual trade show
for eCommerce marketers. Joining him will be Chris Colborn, VP Interaction
Design, R/GA, Jeff Freedman, Marketing Principal, Small Army, and Michelle
Gugick, Associate Director of Interactive, Ernst & Young. The title of the
panel is Building an Award-Winning Web site: Current Trends in Web
development from the Judges of the 2006 WebAwards. Please join us for this
informative discussion. Attending the event is completely free, and registration
is now open at www.ecomxpo.com.

The Web Marketing Association will be participating in
several of the leading industry conferences this year. Here is your opportunity
to participate in important educational sessions while networking with other
industry professionals. Here a leading industry conference that we
recommend.

ad:tech
Apr 26-28, San Francisco
The #1
Event for Interactive Marketing. Join us at ad:tech San Francisco for
groundbreaking sessions, a hands-on technology showcase, enhanced networking
opportunities, and sizzling parties.

Save 20% by registering with our promotional code: ATSFEG.
Learn more and register at: www.ad-tech.com/sf.asp

Visit us at booth #5751 and learn more about the 2006 WebAward competition.

 

Interactive Briefing, the newsletter of the Web Marketing Association, featured two articles this month:

How
Tradeshows can benefit from going Virtual – Trade show are a great way
to meet with a lot of vendor and learn about current trends. Here’s a case study
about one group that is bringing their tradeshows to a computer near
you.

 

Bringing
out a sites personality — Currentsite.com is a branding tool,
interactive playground and an award winner.

The Web Marketing Association will be participating in
several of the leading industry conferences this year. Here is your opportunity
to participate in important educational sessions while networking with other
industry professionals. Here a leading industry conference that we
recommend.

eComXpo
April 4-6, 2006
100% Online & Virtual, eComXpo
will bring together more than 7,000 advertisers, publishers, search marketers,
merchants, affiliates, webmasters, agencies and vendors, making this the world’s
largest tradeshow for eCommerce Marketers. All the benefits of a top tradeshow
can be attained from the comfort of your home or office. View interactive
presentations from industry luminaries, enter to win valuable prizes, and
network with exhibitors and attendees! Attending the event is completely free,
and registration is now open at www.eComXpo.com

The Web Marketing Association will be participating in
several of the leading industry conferences this year. Here is your opportunity
to participate in important educational sessions while networking with other
industry professionals. Here a leading industry conference that we
recommend.

OMMA Conference
March 27-28, Hilton Universal
City, Hollywood CA
As online media, marketing and advertising rapidly
rise in prominence the industry is experiencing a profound shift in media mix
models, with marketers committing ever more resources to digital media and
marketing programs including online brand advertising and promotion, search
programs, interactive video, e-mail, RSS, podcast, and blog marketing, and a
host of other emerging platforms. This conference will feature industry experts
exploring these issues and more. To learn more go to OMMA
Conference

Visit us at booth #105 at the OMMA Conference and learn more about the 2006 WebAward Competition.

If you have not seen it yet, WebAward.org
has been designed and reengineered to meet the growing needs of the awards. Now
you can create a single account and enter multiple entries and always know the
status of your entries. Special thanks to everyone who worked long hours getting
this site ready to launch, especially Jeff Freedman at Small Army for the great
new design and Chip Lowell for the round the clock programming efforts to write
and test the code for all of the new functionality of the site. The call for
Entries will begin in earnest shortly, although the entry form is now on the
site.