I am just about to get on a plane to go home from Minneapolis where I have been helping dillsmack setup our new AuctionAds datasupercenter. It was a bit painful at times but as we approach 10k users it was a must have upgrade.
Next week I will be at SES NYC from Tuesday until Saturday. I will be giving a presentation titled Contextual Advertising – An alternative view. I have not gotten permission to video tape this one so unless I get explicit permission I will not be having it online like the one I did in Chicago. This panel also has people from both Yahoo and Google as well as the Queen of Contextual Advertising herself Jen Slegg
Also @ SES NYC we will have ultra badass AuctionAds shirts that will be at the Text-Link-Ads booth and only given to those who ask 
I expect them to go pretty fast.
Later in April I will be headed to Ad:tech San Francisco where I will primarily be promoting AuctionAds.
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Have a safe trip. Any chance you could have a competition on the blog for an Auction Ads tees.
Wow, sounds like a busy year planned for you. Be sure to keep an eye on the kid before you know it they are all grown up
Just out of curiosity.. what do the Auction Ads T shirts look like? Any pictures?
Shoe, will you be at Defcon this summer!??
Is that why auctionads site isn’t working
I am not sure about defcon. Sadly I might have to nix it this year.
the site is actually running to fast for some computers to handle…
haha wtf are you talking about willis =P
They’re compressed T’s in the shape of an auctioneer’s hammer.
So are there girlie shirts
Happy Easter and good luck w/ all of your engagements!
I imagine they’re much like the logo at auctionads.com
Busy busy shoe!
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at http://www.auctionads.com.
lol maybe it’s just me ?
Oh no..
More T Shirts ??
Shoe, you’re a stinkin tease !
Can I have one pretty please ??
You should seriously make a seperate blog for all your t-shirts and freebies. Now get on with nice posts about how to make money online!
You should run a little contest over here with AuctionAds t-shirts as prizes.
The hardest part is seperating the linkbait from the snarfbait
Speaking of gone today gone tomorrow, I was listening to his podcast and Shoe mentioned the rich jerk and his AS advertising so I decided to do a search on G for Shoemoney to take a look.. Nothin from the poor jerk, but noticed G had hoovered his April fools page.. its gone now, but it was funny at the time.. seems gbot doesn’t care for cookies
Keep Pluggin away man and travel safe. I know all your ventures are taking off!
10,000 clients thats awesome I’m working on getting at least 2 clients a month for my consulting and you’ve got 10,000 wowzers
Trust me I know how that is, our company started out small but as we grow with more clients its always nice but rough to do the expansions!
I guess its just you =( each day we are setting record new amounts of traffic. btw it should resolve to 216.250.177.230
Hey Jeremy, any chance of getting me a t-shirt???
Wow. That’s a lot of clients. Congrats. And good luck!
I want one. The self-proclaimed t-shirt whore is finally returning the favor.
Have fun, and be safe.
check the url you typed.
They’re hand written t-shirts with the url scrawled across them.
Only to those that ask? are you trying to place a barometer on your marketing? That’s a nifty way to do it – as long as people ask for them
have a fun time wish i could be there!
10k – that’s not so bad.
At one stage, a site I was working for (not as a tech) was running a 20,000 person database off ACCESS! Surprised it was functional as long as it was.
We moved over to MySQL at that point.
I’m guessing this one wasn’t taped?