Cybernet Expo 2008 San Francisco Launches

[LAJ]

CYBERNET EXPO LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE FOR 2008 SAN FRANCISCO SHOW

Burbank, CA, January 4 -- Cybernet Expo is pleased to announce the launch of its all new website for the 2008 event in San Francisco. In addition to basic information about Cybernet Expo, including dates for the June show, the website also provides information about currently available sponsorship packages, information about the host hotel, and the option to sign up for Cybernet Expo updates by email.

"We gave the website a new look to compliment the all new San Francisco destination," says Connor Young, President of YNOT Network. "Cybernet Expo has been a part of the adult Internet industry since the very beginning and we're pleased to continue its tradition of excellence. The show has always been focused on the adult Internet business, and with a great new destination for 2008, and a brand new website, we're off to a fast start. This show is for companies who sell adult entertainment online."

The 2008 Cybernet Expo trade show will take place at the Golden Gateway hotel in San Francisco, California, from June 10th through June 12th. The Golden Gateway Hotel is located in the center of downtown San Francisco, just steps away from the historic California Cable Car turnaround in the lower Nob Hill / Pacific Heights neighborhood. The hotel is near all major city attractions, with shopping, dining and entertainment choices, all within walking distance.

Geared exclusively towards the adult Internet business, Cybernet Expo provides attendees with a mix of informative seminars and unique networking opportunities. The seminars will feature expert speakers from successful online adult companies offering tips and techniques on how to make more money with adult websites. Evening events like the Show and Sell Marketing Event and sponsored industry-only parties at various San Francisco hot spots will provide attendees with opportunities to talk business with industry peers in a fun setting.

"Everyone I talk to is extremely excited about having an adult Internet show in San Francisco," says LAJ, Director of Operations for Cybernet Expo. "People love that city. The fact that over 1/2 of the show's sponsorships are already sold out five months in advance should be a great indicator of not only how big the show will be, but also the value that Cybernet Expo provides to both sponsors and attendees."

Corporate Sponsors for this year's show thus far include AEBN, FlashCash and DatingGold. YappoDollars has signed on as the Conference Sponsor, and High Def Riches has claimed the Registration and Attendee Bag Sponsorships. Additional confirmed sponsors include FTV Cash for the Card Key Sponsor, and GroobyBucks for the Wristband Sponsor.

Cybernet Expo, now in its 11th year, was acquired in late 2007 by YNOT Network, LP. The show had been owned previously by longtime operators Tradeshow Productions, Inc., although YNOT Network had been partners in the event for several years.

For more information about Cybernet Expo, please visit the website at http://www.cybernetexpo.com. Several sponsorship packages are still available. If you are interested in marketing your company at Cybernet Expo, please contact LAJ at jay@ynot.com or ICQ#92418228.

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[TheEnforcer]

I can't wait for this show. My parents have raved about what a great city San Francisco is and I'm definitely looking forward to checking it out.

[LAJ]

Well SF def. has something for everyone. No other city in the US even remotely like it.

Glad you are making the trek out!

[JenniDahling]

I'm so there.

[DannyCox]

I think we'll make this one. SF is a great city that I haven't been to in close to 20 years. Carol has never been and I know she'd love it.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by DannyCox

I think we'll make this one. SF is a great city that I haven't been to in close to 20 years. Carol has never been and I know she'd love it.

Danny maybe you can help me convince jay to have an amateur roundtable session?

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by LAJ

Well SF def. has something for everyone. No other city in the US even remotely like it.

Glad you are making the trek out!

Who is sponsoring the Mitchell Bros party?

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Who is sponsoring the Mitchell Bros party?

I hope its not ARS.

[Hell Puppy]

I like San Francisco, though I despise the flight time.

But from a business standpoint, we see the same west coast players at every show in or near California, Phoenix, Vegas, so this one isn't an automatic for me. I'd be quicker to jump at another show somewhere east of the Mississippi as the beauty of Cybernet last year is it brought out people we dont normally run into.

We'll see how the year shapes up. I'll likely signup as soon as the Mitchell Bros party is a lock though, I couldn't pass that up.

[KevinG]

I have been attending Cybernet on and off since 2003.

In my experience it is one of the best, if not the best adult webmaster show for doing business and the seminars are the best too - like 1 million times better than other show seminars that shall remain nameless ... until I snap about it again that is.

I am hoping to be on a panel or two again and will bring the lovely Ms. Joanna Angel with me too.

Jay - the new site looks great. I got a 404 on this page though:
http://www.cybernetexpo.com/contact.html

[LAJ]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

I like San Francisco, though I despise the flight time.

But from a business standpoint, we see the same west coast players at every show in or near California, Phoenix, Vegas, so this one isn't an automatic for me. I'd be quicker to jump at another show somewhere east of the Mississippi as the beauty of Cybernet last year is it brought out people we dont normally run into.

We'll see how the year shapes up. I'll likely signup as soon as the Mitchell Bros party is a lock though, I couldn't pass that up.

Agreed that the travel is lengthy for east coast peeps and the time change upon return can be harsh after a few nights of partying late night... but fortunately SFO airport is a direct flight for most markets. And frankly for Cybernet Expo and how low we are trying to keep the prices... it's worth it!

And HP... Cybernet has typically drawn a different crowd than other west coast(ish) shows I think. The fact that we are moving to SF will increase attendance and bring a lot of familar faces but you can count on the business and professional atmosphere being our top priority. The show really attracts people with ROI on their mind and given the new location there will be plenty of unfamiliar faces there too.