Useful resources from Ed Dale’s Internet Marketing Seminar

February 25, 2010 by Suzi Dafnis 

Last Friday to Sunday I attended an Internet Marketing seminar hosted by Ed Dale of 30 Day Challenge fame. You may know Ed from Internet Marketing this Week, an almost-weekly podcast that I highly recommend if you’re interested in what’s new in new media and technology.

Must-have cheese pic with the host.

Must-have cheese pic with the host.

The 200, or so, participants enjoyed both local and international speakers on the subjects of outsourcing, content development (including using video), search engine marketing, business best practise, using offline marketing to drive customers online and blogging. All good, practical, information.

The highlight for me was the ‘hot seats’ where brave participants nominated their website for review by an expert panel.

I was lucky enough to be chosen and as a result got great feedback that I’lll start to implement this week at the Australian Businesswomen’s Network website.

The Twitter tag of the weekend was #30dchome. I thought you may be interested in looking it up – as you’ll find that participants posted highlights from the program as well as some handy links.

The 30 Day Challenge

You may have heard me speak about The 30 Day Challenge before. It’s a free, annual program, that is designed to get you online and doing business. Last year over 30,000 people participated. I’m sure it’s coming again in 2010.

I’ll post something when dates are released but in the meantime you can keep in touch with news by:

Additional Resources

Lynn Terry (left) of clicknewz.com

Lynn Terry (left) of clicknewz.com

Cheers,

Suzi

Comments

2 Responses to “Useful resources from Ed Dale’s Internet Marketing Seminar”

  1. Michelle Barraclough on February 25th, 2010 10:22 am

    Fantastic, thanks Suzi. I was hoping you’d post some resources. Off to make a cup of tea and get stuck into it!

  2. Jeff Goodwin on February 25th, 2010 10:51 am

    Hi Suzi,

    I went to Eds 3 day course earlier in the year in Manchester, England. They are all cool guys with lots of knowledge.

    I use the Marketing Samurai tool all the time it saves a lot of time, don’t you think.

    Take care and i am sure i will catch up with you online sometime.