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Just a quick post to list some places I’ll be speaking at, and some other events that might be of interest to you, my dear, dear readers.

First, a couple of Vancouver events. I can’t attend these, but I wanted to spread the word:

• April 11 - Search Marketing 101 - Friends and local experts Alex and Monique are running a workshop this Friday for SEO and SEM newbies. It’s $150, and money well spent.
• April 15 - Third Tuesday Vancouver (also on Facebook) - Monica Hamburg is talking about crowd-sourcing.

Upcoming events where I’m speaking include:

• April 14 - Open Web Vancouver - I’m pleased to get a chance to give my 1100 Stacies talk in Vancouver. It’ll be somewhat unorthodox for a fairly technical conference, but hopefully it’ll provide a, uh, refreshing change of pace.
• April 22 - 25 - New Comms Forum - Just sitting on a panel at this event in Santa Rosa, California. I’ve never been to this event before, though, so I’m pleased to get a chance. I’m also hoping to scoot down to spend one day at Web 2.0 Expo. I must try to finagle media accreditation there.
• April 30 - Go-To-Market Roundtable - Running a morning session for the BCTIA.
• May 6 - 9 - DocTrain West 2008 - Speaking at a couple of sessions (and maybe sitting on a panel) at this Vancouver conference.
• May 8 - BCAIM Luncheon - Julie and I are giving a Social Media Marketing 101 session.
• May 12 - HTCE - Julie and I are talking on “Seven Risks of Social Media Marketing”.
• May 22 - An event I probably shouldn’t mention, because I don’t think it’s been announced yet.
• June 17 - 18 - Web Content 2008 - Running a couple of sessions at this Chicago event.

After that, things pretty much calm down until the fall.

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