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ConnorYoung · 2008-04-04, 07:17 PM

I've never been to XBiz so I can't comment on that show....

But, in regard to learning.... what I can say is that Cybernet Expo is geared entirely towards the adult Internet crowd. It doesn't cater to the video people with no Internet presence. It's owned and operated by YNOT which most of you know was there when the adult Internet was started. So this is a webmaster show completely, and seminars keep that in mind.

In terms of what James said re: value being in meeting people, we also keep THAT in mind... and gear the show towards keeping everyone in the same place as often as possible. Makes it kind of impossible NOT to do business that way.

And for people who just like to have fun... some wicked parties planned this year.

We also made sure to keep prices reasonable. The hotel we're using this year has rooms starting at $169 per night, which is considerably cheaper than any of the other shows I've attended this year. We do actually try to make sure you get ROI.

So we'd love to see any of you there... if you're interested, check out the event's website and register online.

2008-04-04, 07:17 PM	#18
ConnorYoung Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 3	I've never been to XBiz so I can't comment on that show.... But, in regard to learning.... what I can say is that Cybernet Expo is geared entirely towards the adult Internet crowd. It doesn't cater to the video people with no Internet presence. It's owned and operated by YNOT which most of you know was there when the adult Internet was started. So this is a webmaster show completely, and seminars keep that in mind. In terms of what James said re: value being in meeting people, we also keep THAT in mind... and gear the show towards keeping everyone in the same place as often as possible. Makes it kind of impossible NOT to do business that way. And for people who just like to have fun... some wicked parties planned this year. We also made sure to keep prices reasonable. The hotel we're using this year has rooms starting at $169 per night, which is considerably cheaper than any of the other shows I've attended this year. We do actually try to make sure you get ROI. So we'd love to see any of you there... if you're interested, check out the event's website and register online.