Hey Karl,
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-- Erica
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Hey Karl,
EventBrite says that you were released a ticket on Monday! You should've gotten an email from them with a special link that said "A space is now available for MozCon 2012."
-- Erica
Make sure you're on the waiting list!
I'll be there! (But you probably knew that. =D)
We don't have any official plans for the weekend, but there are a ton of great bars and restaurants in the area that are super fun. Check out Rand's post about his favorite food & drink in Seattle.
Unfortunately, I'm going to be busy with set-up that night. But have fun.
What Justin said! And yes, 301's pass 95-99% of all link juice.
If you live and die by search marketing than MozCon is the place for you. Our content is intermediate/advanced topics and covers for many different types of markets from small business owners to medium companies and agencies or huge companies. You should be able to walk away with a lot of information directly applicable to your work.
Some people MozCon isn't for:
1. Super beginners -- our audience is intermediate to advanced, and it would probably be over their heads.
2. People who aren't into inbound marketing. If you're not into SEO, social media, content marketing, analytics, or conversion rate optimization, MozCon probably isn't of interest to you.