The Online Marketing Conference will help you develop a winning online marketing plan and make the most of 2010.

Savvy business owners looking to maximize their Internet marketing by attending SEMA's 2009 Online Marketing Conference are now also eligible to earn credits towards their Automotive Aftermarket Professional certificates.

The Online Marketing Conference, co-sponsored by eBay Motors and scheduled the day before the official open of the 2009 SEMA Show, is a full-day program aimed at showing you how to thrive in the current economy through internet marketing.

Six internet marketing experts will explain how to reach, engage and convert your website visitors into brand-loyal customers. You’ll learn how to use social media, including Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and other community sites to spread your message; how to move your site up in Google search rankings and make money using Google AdWords; and finally how to turn those curious visitors into paying customers.

Presenters include Converseon Chief Strategist Mike Moran; Perry Marshall, CEO, Perry Marshall & Associates; Bill Leake, CEO, Apogee Search; Dave Kerpen, CEO, The KBuzz; and Brian Offenberger, CEO, Aftermarketer Club.

Not only will you learn a wealth of material about Internet marketing, but if you’re an aftermarket professional working towards an AAP (Automotive Aftermarket Professional) or MAAP (Master Automotive Aftermarket Professional) certificate, you’ll earn 0.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) towards fulfilling your certificate.

Administered by the University of the Aftermarket in partnership with Northwood University, AAP and MAAP certification offers industry professionals the opportunity to gain recognition for their business and leadership skills.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from the most noted authorities in the internet sales arena. The Online Marketing Conference is scheduled November 2, 9:00-5:00 p.m., in Las Vegas.

SEMA members, as well as AAIA and MEMA members, can attend the conference for only $199 and non-members for $299. Conference registration includes SEMA Show registration (a $25 value), a money-back guarantee (complete refund plus an extra $100) and a free follow-up session with one of the speakers.

And if you’re planning to attend the SEMA Show, we’ll even waive your attendance fee. But if you find that the conference doesn’t meet your expectations or just isn’t for you, just let us know by 2:00 p.m. on the day of the event for a full refund. We’ll even give you $100 for your time. That’s how confident we are in the value of the conference content.

Don’t wait for things to get better. Do something about it. Register for the Online Marketing Conference now.

	The Online Marketing Conference will help you develop a winning online marketing plan and make the most of 2010.

Savvy business owners looking to maximize their Internet marketing by attending SEMA's 2009 Online Marketing Conference are now also eligible to earn credits towards their Automotive Aftermarket Professional certificates.

The Online Marketing Conference, co-sponsored by eBay Motors and scheduled the day before the official open of the 2009 SEMA Show, is a full-day program aimed at showing you how to thrive in the current economy through internet marketing.

Six internet marketing experts will explain how to reach, engage and convert your website visitors into brand-loyal customers. You’ll learn how to use social media, including Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and other community sites to spread your message; how to move your site up in Google search rankings and make money using Google AdWords; and finally how to turn those curious visitors into paying customers.

Presenters include Converseon Chief Strategist Mike Moran; Perry Marshall, CEO, Perry Marshall & Associates; Bill Leake, CEO, Apogee Search; Dave Kerpen, CEO, The KBuzz; and Brian Offenberger, CEO, Aftermarketer Club.

Not only will you learn a wealth of material about Internet marketing, but if you’re an aftermarket professional working towards an AAP (Automotive Aftermarket Professional) or MAAP (Master Automotive Aftermarket Professional) certificate, you’ll earn 0.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) towards fulfilling your certificate.

Administered by the University of the Aftermarket in partnership with Northwood University, AAP and MAAP certification offers industry professionals the opportunity to gain recognition for their business and leadership skills.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from the most noted authorities in the internet sales arena. The Online Marketing Conference is scheduled November 2, 9:00-5:00 p.m., in Las Vegas.

SEMA members, as well as AAIA and MEMA members, can attend the conference for only $199 and non-members for $299. Conference registration includes SEMA Show registration (a $25 value), a money-back guarantee (complete refund plus an extra $100) and a free follow-up session with one of the speakers.

And if you’re planning to attend the SEMA Show, we’ll even waive your attendance fee. But if you find that the conference doesn’t meet your expectations or just isn’t for you, just let us know by 2:00 p.m. on the day of the event for a full refund. We’ll even give you $100 for your time. That’s how confident we are in the value of the conference content.

Don’t wait for things to get better. Do something about it. Register for the Online Marketing Conference now.

	The Online Marketing Conference will help you develop a winning online marketing plan and make the most of 2010.

Savvy business owners looking to maximize their Internet marketing by attending SEMA's 2009 Online Marketing Conference are now also eligible to earn credits towards their Automotive Aftermarket Professional certificates.

The Online Marketing Conference, co-sponsored by eBay Motors and scheduled the day before the official open of the 2009 SEMA Show, is a full-day program aimed at showing you how to thrive in the current economy through internet marketing.

Six internet marketing experts will explain how to reach, engage and convert your website visitors into brand-loyal customers. You’ll learn how to use social media, including Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and other community sites to spread your message; how to move your site up in Google search rankings and make money using Google AdWords; and finally how to turn those curious visitors into paying customers.

Presenters include Converseon Chief Strategist Mike Moran; Perry Marshall, CEO, Perry Marshall & Associates; Bill Leake, CEO, Apogee Search; Dave Kerpen, CEO, The KBuzz; and Brian Offenberger, CEO, Aftermarketer Club.

Not only will you learn a wealth of material about Internet marketing, but if you’re an aftermarket professional working towards an AAP (Automotive Aftermarket Professional) or MAAP (Master Automotive Aftermarket Professional) certificate, you’ll earn 0.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) towards fulfilling your certificate.

Administered by the University of the Aftermarket in partnership with Northwood University, AAP and MAAP certification offers industry professionals the opportunity to gain recognition for their business and leadership skills.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from the most noted authorities in the internet sales arena. The Online Marketing Conference is scheduled November 2, 9:00-5:00 p.m., in Las Vegas.

SEMA members, as well as AAIA and MEMA members, can attend the conference for only $199 and non-members for $299. Conference registration includes SEMA Show registration (a $25 value), a money-back guarantee (complete refund plus an extra $100) and a free follow-up session with one of the speakers.

And if you’re planning to attend the SEMA Show, we’ll even waive your attendance fee. But if you find that the conference doesn’t meet your expectations or just isn’t for you, just let us know by 2:00 p.m. on the day of the event for a full refund. We’ll even give you $100 for your time. That’s how confident we are in the value of the conference content.

Don’t wait for things to get better. Do something about it. Register for the Online Marketing Conference now.

	The Online Marketing Conference will help you develop a winning online marketing plan and make the most of 2010.

Savvy business owners looking to maximize their Internet marketing by attending SEMA's 2009 Online Marketing Conference are now also eligible to earn credits towards their Automotive Aftermarket Professional certificates.

The Online Marketing Conference, co-sponsored by eBay Motors and scheduled the day before the official open of the 2009 SEMA Show, is a full-day program aimed at showing you how to thrive in the current economy through internet marketing.

Six internet marketing experts will explain how to reach, engage and convert your website visitors into brand-loyal customers. You’ll learn how to use social media, including Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and other community sites to spread your message; how to move your site up in Google search rankings and make money using Google AdWords; and finally how to turn those curious visitors into paying customers.

Presenters include Converseon Chief Strategist Mike Moran; Perry Marshall, CEO, Perry Marshall & Associates; Bill Leake, CEO, Apogee Search; Dave Kerpen, CEO, The KBuzz; and Brian Offenberger, CEO, Aftermarketer Club.

Not only will you learn a wealth of material about Internet marketing, but if you’re an aftermarket professional working towards an AAP (Automotive Aftermarket Professional) or MAAP (Master Automotive Aftermarket Professional) certificate, you’ll earn 0.5 continuing education credits (CEUs) towards fulfilling your certificate.

Administered by the University of the Aftermarket in partnership with Northwood University, AAP and MAAP certification offers industry professionals the opportunity to gain recognition for their business and leadership skills.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from the most noted authorities in the internet sales arena. The Online Marketing Conference is scheduled November 2, 9:00-5:00 p.m., in Las Vegas.

SEMA members, as well as AAIA and MEMA members, can attend the conference for only $199 and non-members for $299. Conference registration includes SEMA Show registration (a $25 value), a money-back guarantee (complete refund plus an extra $100) and a free follow-up session with one of the speakers.

And if you’re planning to attend the SEMA Show, we’ll even waive your attendance fee. But if you find that the conference doesn’t meet your expectations or just isn’t for you, just let us know by 2:00 p.m. on the day of the event for a full refund. We’ll even give you $100 for your time. That’s how confident we are in the value of the conference content.

Don’t wait for things to get better. Do something about it. Register for the Online Marketing Conference now.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.

The latest in a series of articles highlighting members of SEMA's executive management team features SEMA Trade Shows Director Gary Vigil.

“One of the ways SEMA tries to fulfill its mission of helping its members' businesses succeed and prosper is to produce the industry's leading trade show,” Vigil says. “Thanks to the loyalty of SEMA-member companies and the dedication of staff, the SEMA Show has become a truly world-class event. The SEMA staff, along with the support of ConvExx Show Management, plays an important role in delivering a successful Show to exhibitors and Show attendees.

“The staff is aware that SEMA members have limited marketing budgets and have many options on which to spend their money. So when they put their trust in SEMA by their participation and support of the SEMA Show, the staff wants to ensure that they get a great return on their investments. The staff takes pride in providing great customer service and in creating programs that address the needs of the association's members.”

To continue reading, click through to the September issue of SEMA News.