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SOBCon 2010 Blog It Earn It Extended

March 2, 2010 in Business Development

Liz and Terry have extended the contest for this year’s SOBCon discounted ticket until 1 April!

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Suppose you could take a weekend retreat away from the noise of the Internet …

to focus entirely on your business
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to get quality time to interact with the top people in social media
to get the best information AND time to discuss how you’ll apply it
to work with sponsors who are doing the same thing
in a room limited to 150 people — all focused in the same direction
without worry because the food and the wireless are outstanding.

Imagine a weekend work retreat with these people totally invested in sharing this content.

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