Another Successful “Local University” in the Books
The second edition of GetListed.org’s Local University is in the books, and this faculty member is even more excited about the concept today than I was after the first one in Spokane back in February. Why?
As I said in an email to some of the other speakers and organizers, I’m completely convinced we have something special on our hands: an affordable, fast-paced, easy-to-understand online marketing workshop that provides 100% value with no sales pitches.
Local University Recaps
Here are a few good roundups (with photos) of the day’s events:
- James Svoboda of WebRanking put together a good recap here: Local Search Marketing Takeaways from the Twin Cities Local U.
- Aaron Weiche, who helped organize the event and presented, too, wrote Local University Twin Cities Event Recapped the day after.
- Justin Blase wrote Twin Cities GetListed.org Local University Highlights
Here are some of the tweets that people shared as the day ended. At the risk of being called a braggart or worse, I’ll include one that was very kind about my presentation.
Local University Photos
In addition to the photos on display in some of the blog posts I linked above, I’ve also uploaded a couple dozen of my own photos to Flickr. You’ll find them in this photoset:
GetListed.org Local University, Twin Cities
If you were at either Local University – Spokane or Twin Cities — feel free to add your Flickr photos to the new GetListed.org Local University Group that we just created this weekend.
What’s Next for Local University?
The next edition of Local U. will take place on June 30 in Cleveland, Ohio … well, just outside of Cleveland in Valley View, Ohio. The price, as always, is $129. And as always, you can use the coupon code McGee2010 to cut $40 off that price and pay only $89.
I hope to see you there!
It is more than a little embarrassing that all of you guys have “beaten me” to a recap. I’ve been been quasi-amazed by the feedback & am absolutely excited for Cleveland.
The only change I’d make to your post is that the discount code will be good for $50 off in Cleveland due to a much more affordable venue 🙂
Ooooh, a $50 discount? Very cool. Will promote that for sure. Is it already setup?