I didn't see your reply to my thread until now, too late, or I would have made a point of saying hi to you at Pubcon in Boston Lynn. Sorry! Got to agree with John though, it's best for networking, not learning. My biggest complaint was that all of the presentations I saw were very dull, stuff you can get from reading "SEO for Dummies" or something of the like. Jim Boykin's presentation was really the only bit of info I saw that isn't a well documented SEO technique.
Sadly, I didn't even get to take advantage of the networking very much either. I had a scheduling conflict with the major networking event at the actual pub. Didn't make it that day at all. Plus, there's really too little time between sessions to have much of a conversation at all, I got to say hi to a few people that's it. Not that it matters a whole lot, I don't really need to network with any of the hot shot SEOs at the Pubcon, they've got nothing I need.
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