Are you coming to SOBCon08?

I’ve been set on coming ever since I left Chicago last May. The event in 2007 was great. Lots of great people. Lots of great information. And, of course, lots of of great conversation. But what would I expect from an event that was partially the brainchild of Liz Strauss, Miss Conversation herself (now, that’s my opinion and she would probably deny it even though it’s the truth)?

That’s why I was so excited last fall when Liz and Terry Starbucker started planning for SOBCon08. This year’s theme – Biz School for Blogging. Notice the title closely. It’s not blogging for businesses. Rather, it’s business school for blogging. In other words, bringing sound business principles into the blogosphere.

This year’s speakers are top-notch. And I can’t wait to see the presentation format – which centers around masterminding. The plan is to bring what’s talked about into a working model to actually use in your business. As I said, pretty sweet, huh?

Check out who’s beginning the conversations:

And, of course, the sweet sounds of Christine Kane.

And, like last year, this year’s event isn’t about the speakers. Rather, it’s about all the people who are there – speakers, attendees, organizers, sponsors – everyone. As we saw last year, everyone had something valuable to add to the conversations during the sessions.

Below is a list of everyone else I could find who’s going to be there. Small, simple, people-focused event. Find some of these folks on Twitter. The rest, just link with below.

So are you coming? If so, say, “Hi” in the comment box. And definitely look for me this weekend.

And if you’re not on the list, you’ve gotta ask yourself why – especially if you have a business – blogging or otherwise. Get here. Meet some great people and join some amazing conversations that will help you focus your business online.

What do you have to say?

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Comments

  1. Drop Ship says

    i hope i can get some time off to make it to that… ive never been before but i always hear good things about it!

    Ryan

  2. Rick NHS says

    Sounds like a very interesting event, full of knowledgeable and experienced bloggers! I wouldn’t mind attending myself… but I’ll have to wait and consider next year’s event. I will be checking back soon to hear your thoughts on it and hopefully you’ll have some helpful hints and tips for us that you picked up!

  3. Liz Strauss says

    Now that I know that YOU’RE going to be there. I guess I’m going to have to show up too!

    Isn’t the list amazing?!! I think we’re going to be on the inside of an incredible happening. It will be even more important than last year.

    I can’t wait to see you to have more conversation!!

  4. Jared Goralnick says

    Looking forward to meeting you there! I left some thougths on your blog in my most recent post, as well 🙂

    Cheers.

  5. Michelle Vandepas says

    As much as I try to think differently, my heart was so excited after I signed up, I know that blogging is part of my Divine Purpose…:)
    twitter… DivinePurposeMV
    See you soon Dawud.
    Thanks for the link.

  6. Easton Ellsworth says

    I just need a Dawud hug. That’s really it. Then I’ll be good to go for another year or so. 🙂

    See ya tomorrow man.

  7. Derek says

    Dawud, I will be attending and am looking forward to the opportunity of meeting you as well as so many other people.

    I’ll be at the FuelMyBlog meetup tonight as well if you plan on being there.

  8. Steve Madden says

    You have a very interesting twist on the education and training that bloggers are probably missing. I look forward to attending and meeting you there. Quite a list of speakers!
    I’ll be there with bells on my shoes!

    Thanks

    Steve

  9. Trade Show Blog says

    I really wish I could go out there. We spend a lot of our energy blogging (as you can tell by taking a look at our massive blog). We write really good articles with good content, and it has paid off beyond our wildest dreams. Industry professionals in our niche market read our blog daily.

    My main problem is that I really want to take the blog to the next level, but I’m not sure where to start.

  10. Michelle Vandepas says

    Dear Trade Show: The main thing we’ve learned at SOBCon08 is the same thing Dawud is so great at.. making relationships with people.. not with companies. Come out from behind your TRADE SHOW name and tell us who you really are! Start building a connection with us.

  11. Joe says

    Hey Dawud,
    I was going to wait for the recap post, but I had too much fun *wink, wink, nod, nod* at the conference. Just wanted to say how good it was to see you and everyone else again AND all the new friends I have now are amazing.
    This Blogging thing only gets better, and better and I think SOBCon has a lot to do with it!
    Talk to ya soon.
    Joe

  12. Ernesto says

    Wow! Wish we have something like this when I return to Manila from Israel. So I can really do well on my blogging endeavors.

  13. Ross says

    Well this is really what exactly every business bloggers keep in mind. Getting more data and connecting more people who are in the business. I m not too far to look up the event very soon.

    Thanks

  14. Ty Hurd says

    Sounds like a great event. thanks for the post. If only I had the time, I’d be there… 😉

  15. Erik Johnels says

    Although I can’t attend this myself. There isn’t a single blogger out there that should miss it if they have any possibility to attend.

    I am planning to be registered early for next year.

  16. tesdm says

    i hope i can get some time off to make it to that… ive never been before but i always hear good things about it!

  17. Murthy Rao says

    I wanna meet you in the next event…. I am hearing useful theme like this after a long long period… I wont miss next event….

  18. Manila School says

    I was so excited when i saw your post, It’s been four years now since this was made, I was asking where am I? How come i missed this kind of events.. A business school for bloggers is such a great way to learn the proper on blogging. Now everyone must understand that now a days web marketing has became the best marketing strategy. Blogging is one of the ways to do it, that’s why things like this are so significant.

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