It’s that time of the year again. The sun shines longer, the grass turns greener, and the tech conferences are in full swing. We’re pretty pumped about attending some of this year’s events of the since we weren’t able to get out much last year due to the whole starting a business thing. And while we’re excited about attending the events, we’re extra excited to be speaking at them. So if you’re going to be in attendance at any of the following conferences, check us out if the panels interest you, and if you see us in the hallways, restaurants, or bathrooms, be sure to say hi.

South by Southwest

Panel - Web App Autopsy

Speakers

Ryan Campbell, William Flagg (Regonline), John Zeratsky (FeedBurner), Josh Williams (Firewheel Design), will be discussing how much code it takes to launch a web

Description

There’s a lot you can learn from just looking at your own code line by line. Join us as we dissect a live web application that uses modern web technologies and see how the code can show us what it took to create a web app from idea to launch. We’ll answer questions about conversion ratios, after launch concerns, attracting users, code line counts, and how much does Ajax really help or hurt, and at what cost to development time? Does implementing a payment system really take a third of your code? Find out the answers to these and much more as we see which business processes were the easiest to implement by looking at code length, time to implement, and the support required.

Time

Saturday, March 10th 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Panel Ten Ways to Run a Startup Like Genghis Khan

Speakers

Kevin Hale

Description

In twenty-five years, the Mongol army subjugated more lands and people than the Romans had conquered in four hundred years. Whether measured by the total number of people defeated, the sum of the countries annexed, or by the total area occupied, Genghis Khan conquered more than twice as much as any other man in history and he did it all with an army that was nearly always outnumbered 3 to 1 on the battlefield. While every technique doesn’t always translate well, we’ll show you ten that works great in a startup.

Time

Sunday, March 11th 4:05 pm - 4:30 pm

Under the Radar

Panel

Speakers: Chris Campbell,

Description -

Time

Web 2.0 Expo

Ryan (http://www.web2expo.com/cs/webex2007/view/e_sess/12499) Kevin (http://www.web2expo.com/cs/webex2007/view/e_sess/11256)

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  1. Silv · 4 years ago

    The solution is easy. During the slow months make an upgrade discount and the conversion will go up. This is practical if the average conversion of the last two months and the first two months added is lower that any other four months. If not it means that those who don’t convert in November and December will convert in January or February. Though it is still good to convert them in November and December because you start getting their money earlier.