Some SES Chicago Swag

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Checking out the expo hall, there are always a few great deals and lots of free iPods to sign up for. I skipped most of the iPods this year as I was a afraid of all the follow-up emails and/or sales calls.

However, here is some good swag that I did pick up.

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Google color changing orb.
Unica Keychane game.
Lycos fish stress ball & document clip.
Netconcepts climbing hook and compass.
Yellowpages highlighter with built in Post-It flags
Network Solutions multi-color lightup pen.
Ask pen that writes very nice and has a nice design.
Bruce Clay Tangle toy.
WebTrends magnets.
Yahoo magnetic toy in tin.
Truelocal rocket toy.
DoubleClick electronic die.
Chinese SEO coaster.

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http://www.mightybids.com mbblogger

There so many marketing gimmics now that we are getting a little phased by all the giveaways. I think there should be new and innovative ideas. Why not instead of giving away an iPod you gave away a quality link to the winners web site.

It’s time to get with the times
http://www.toprankmarketing.com Lee Odden

Actually, a link was a prize given away by SEOMoz at one of the after conference parties. Good idea!
http://bloggerdesign.com/ Thomas McMahon

I agree mbblogger. I’ve gotten enough pens and cool, but pointless, items. It’s time for some new ideas. There is so much going on in the social search space that giving a link or a post is a great idea.
http://www.led-digest.com Adam Audette

“Netcomcepts climbing hook and compass.”

uh… ahem. it’s called a carabiner actually it’s called a keychain with a toy ‘biner.

back to my tps reports now
http://www.toprankmarketing.com Lee Odden

Actually, “Netcomcepts” should be “Netconcepts”
http://www.led-digest.com Adam Audette

d’oh! you corrected my correction. can’t believe i left myself open like that. (just to keep the smileys going)
http://www.shopsforless.biz/ Wayne Ming

Can anyone name a good source of advertising for my site: shopsforless.biz
http://bloggerdesign.com/ Thomas McMahon

Wayne – I’d start by looking at what Google, Yahoo or MSN offers. One of them should be able to do almost anything.