Speaker: Andrew Girdwood – Bigmouthmedia
My first session of the day and it promises to be a really exciting one. Social Media is always a good crowd-puller, but in the hugely competitive affiliate space, Social Media participation has it’s pitfalls.
Here we go…
Andrew is a self-proclaimed geek and former affiliate. Currently working with a big agency and experienced in managing legal social/gaming issues, (particularly the celebrity death odds.)
London Affiliate Conference (#LAC) is upon us again, and many have already descended on London for the International Gaming Expo, which culminated in a rocking night at the Fire&ICE Bacchanalia (no less) at Gilgamesh last night. I wasn’t there but the tweets were enough to give me a hangover! I know many of the IGE crowd are rolling onto LAC, so this is going to be pretty hardcore…
It’s conference season again and I for one am really excited. We ducked out of conference season last year; whilst in start-up mode, to focus on keeping our heads down and working on our clients’ sites.
This year however I’m speaking, reporting, live blogging and all sorts.
As a follow-up to a previous post, in which I stressed the importance of having a defined business model before starting to invest in the production of your online business idea, I wanted to create a fairly robust source of the disparate online business models in common use in commercial-web practise.
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