Event: Rocky Mountain Domain Conference
Where: Denver, Colorado USA
When: Feb 26-27 2010
Website: http://rmdc.co/

Featuring 1 day conference and 1 day skiing/boarding, or those more inclined drinking fortified wine and schnapps. Cheers!

Do let us know if anyone is going to this one?

Cheers
David

Thank you for the mention David!!

The Rocky Mountain Domain Conference registration is now open (HUGE value at only $45!): regonline.com/rmdc

**Please see our growing speakers list featuring many industry leaders and niche experts: rmdc.co/speakers

If you have any questions post them here or feel free to PM or email me mike at rmdc.co

(sorry I couldn't add the actual hyperlinks, not enough posts... I'll have to work on that )

If it wasn't for me dodgy knee I would be going!!

For those who can here are the links:

The Rocky Mountain Domain Conference registration link:
http://www.regonline.com/rmdc

Speakers list:
http://www.rmdc.co/speakers

Cheers
David

Thanks David for adding the links. We have added more speakers including CEO/Founder of Name.com Bill Mushkin and domainer + Internet marketing genius Braden Pollock of LegalBrandDomains.com.

Join us at the first domain conference in Denver, Colorado! If you have any questions email mike (at) rmdc.co and I will respond asap.

David, how was the outcome of the rocky mountain? We are waiting to read from you. Cheers.

Since I did not make it, someone else will need to fill us in?

Cheers
David

Originally Posted by trellian

Since I did not make it, someone else will need to fill us in?

Cheers
David

Rocky Mountain Domain Conference was a great experience (of course I have a biased opinion since I organized RMDC )

There are a couple articles I would like to share but still do not have the ability to share links so I will pm them to David and maybe he can share them..

Thanks Mike,

A review by Ron is always worth the read:
http://www.dnjournal.com/newsletters/2011/february.htm

Cheers
David

Originally Posted by trellian

Thanks Mike,

A review by Ron is always worth the read:
http://www.dnjournal.com/newsletters/2011/february.htm

Cheers
David

Thanks for the link to Ron's review. Cheers.

Thanks for the Link..