Press Release
6th Annual Amsterdam Casino Affiliate Convention Held April 3-5, 2008: Includes Focus on European Social Media Marketing
NEW YORK, NY--( Marketwire - February 26, 2008 ) - Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc. announces its sixth annual European Casino Affiliate Convention, taking place April 3-5, 2008 in Amsterdam at the NH Grand Krasnapolsky Hotel.
The European Casino Affiliate Convention (http://www.CasinoAffiliateConvention.com) covers advanced internet marketing and advertising methods for the casino, poker, bingo and sportsbook industry. As the largest convention and exposition on gaming marketing and advertising, it attracts the largest assembly of online gaming affiliates at one event. Most are high revenue producing "super affiliates."
The online gaming industry is both one of the most lucrative and one of the most competitive internet business today. It is primarily the first to explore new methods of marketing. CAC2008 covers the most advanced methods of marketing for the casino industry.
One of the specialized topics covered at the event will be Social Media marketing for Europe. Although the subject was first covered at a 2004 Casino Affiliate Convention, interest in this form of marketing has grown substantially. It is believed that Social Networking and Online Gaming is the next phase of marketing for both operators and affiliates.
CAC2008 Amsterdam is expected to be larger than any previous year. The main exhibit hall for the 2008 Amsterdam Casino Affiliate Convention is completely sold out. Few additional sponsorships are available. Attendance at this event is limited and is expected to sell out.
The company will also have its first Russian Casino Affiliate Convention in Moscow on June 7-8, 2008. Also, the second annual Asian Affiliate Convention will be in Macau, PR China on November 21-22, 2008.
Caisno Affiliate Convention, L.D.C.
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