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The SiliconValley NewTech Meetup Group [SVNewTech] August Meetup

Aug 4
Tue 7:00 PM
Location
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Estimated attendance
 186  people attended.
4.50 4.5022

Who organized?
Vincent Lauria

Come check out the Silicon Valley New Technology Meetup to see demos of hot new web technologies and mingle with fellow entrepreneurs and investors.

Lineup:
* yourversion.com - Save time browsing the web and let YourVersion discover the best web content for you. [Dan Olsen]
* nombray.com - Own your online identity. Pull all your social profiles into one place on the web for people to find you. [Chris Lunt]
* hollrr.com - Get rewarded for shouting about the things you love. - [David Hegarty]
* Expert Talk [SEO] - Lawrence Coburn of sexywidget.com and rateitall.com is an Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Expert and has helped a number of startups around the valley increase their rankings on Google.

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PLEASE NOTE: Starting in March, the 150 rsvp's is a hard number (and accounts for no-shows). We've run for 3+ years without being so strict, but as of late, we've been larger than capacity. Please only RSVP if you're sure your coming. If you didn't make the RSVP for this meetup, you can signup for the next one on first Wednesday of each month (get in before the automatic newsletter goes out). I like to keep this meetup at 150 or smaller to ensure it's intimate and comfortable (and avoid making it feel like a conference). I have worked hard to keep a meetup of this size free to all.

Other links:
* SVNewTech featured in The NY Times
* Fundraising Pitch from the April Meetup by Bill Hunt
* AdRoll presentation in April, courtesy of Rich Reader.




The first hour of the meetup will be demos (actual demos, no power point slides ;) The 2nd hour is for networking and taking to the presenters.

Tell all your friends about this event, just point them to meetup.com/svnewtech.


Special Thanks To:
* Location & pizza provided by: DLA Piper
* Bruce Chandler for filming - video production for Web or broadcast: digitalmemorease.com

Where: Google Map of the Location.

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Talk about this Meetup

  • Vincent Lauria
    Posted Aug 5, 2009 12:28 PM
    Organizer
    Announcements from the August Meetup: * yourversion.com is hiring * Billy of SpeedDeals needs a Marketing Expert * Kate, President of myroar.com, is looking to higher a hardcore engineer * Rochelle Blake, CEO of Omni Micro System, needs some programmers

Who attended?

  • 186 attendees
    •  This was an excellent meet up, the companies presenting were far enough along they really had some great products to offer, yet still developing and talking about what is to come. Attending a meetup like this, it's clear why so many great things come from the Silicon Valley. 
    •  Great presentations; crisp, packed with information and enthusiasm. The expert speaker was fantastic. It was like a full day professional conference packed into 10 minutes! 
    • Deb
       Excelllent networking event. Enjoyed having the special interest topic as well. I learn something new every time. 
    •  Another great meeting. Great demos, expert talk was very well structured too. 
    •  The format is great with 5 minute presentations/demos and 5 minute Q&A. Good range of companies, especially Hollrr.com. 
    •  I really liked the fast paced agenda. Each company had enough time to get their main points across and to answer questions. There were interesting companies presenting and having an "expert" session where SEO tips and tricks were shared was also really helpful. I liked the fact that people from the audience were able to come up at the end to highlight what they were looking for or to advertise a program they were running. The only downside was the lack of space to hold everyone. 
    •  As always. very good 
    •  Nice to get back to the meetup. Since the group was quite big, I feel a bit difficult to be connected with the members. Maybe just me. I always feel that small group is earlier to connect to :) 
    •  Great presenters, more interesting ideas, great topic presentation (SEO)!! 
    •  Great Meet-up of the highest caliber! All presenters excellent, excellent moderator - excellent after talk networking with very interesting people. I would suggest, as i do to most meetups, to color code dots for programmers, entrepreneurs, marketing and finance - it could be voluntary. 
    •  Boy, there are a lot of people competing to be your web portal. It's like 1500 versions of AOL. What goes around comes around. I know that's unfair, and I'm sure these are all "tailored and personal" AOLs, but the great extinction event is going to entail widespread obliteration of myriads of painstakingly constructed architectures occupying the nearly-identical space. 
    •  The best part was the SEO information. He was great. 
    • VkG
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