All the feeedback is appreciated. I’ll look at how feasible it is to do this stuff given the layout and limitations of the Intercontinental in Miami.

Shawn

I think Wayne Porter should have a round table discussion. He’s in a different league and although he might not be ideal as a presenter, he’d be great to lead discussions about the future of affiliate marketing.

I wanted to fill out the forms but honestly I was too busy taking notes, networking, and moving to the next session. BTW, keep Jay Berkowitz. We flew through the web and he was a great tour guide with affiliate suggestions at every point.

I only went to the exhibit hall to eat or look at exhibits. I don’t think people will go there to chat. We need a more central place that’s more condusive to hanging out (a lounge). Women were in the women’s restroom because they had comfortable chairs…but that’s a pretty exclusive club

All in all a great show that I hope only gets better! I loved being a part of it. Thanks for listening to my feedback.

Janet

> get a good moderator who keeps people on topic and keeps the discussion centered (unless really interesting tangents occur)

If you didn’t fill out the feedback sheet for any sessions you liked or didn’t like, please share your input at http://www.affiliatesummit.com/contact.php

> have a bloggers lounge area, maybe even blogger seating towards the back of a session (with plugs nearby and wifi)

The area adjacent to the exhibit hall had tables and wifi. No plans to provide wifi inside of sessions – it’s actually not in there deliberately. I think it’s rude to the speakers when people are making a racket and working while sitting in a session.

> a public PA system where you can tell people the sessions are starting and announce changes in schedule or reminders

Unfortunately, we didn’t have the option – it didn’t exist in the hotel.

> a place where people can hang out and chat between and before/after sessions

The area next to the exhibit hall was set up for this purpose.

> choose presenters based on the content and their presentation ability…

We take the speaker roster very seriously. Please provide feedback on any session you didn’t think was up to par.

> better sound (the last one in Vegas had a professional company not the hotel handle sound and it was great)

We worked with the same company, Encore Productions, both last year and this year for A/V.