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Our travel plans are complete - ContentRobot will be at this year’s SXSW! This conference:

… celebrates the creativity and passion behind the coolest new media technologies. In addition to panel sessions that cover everything from web design to bootstrapping to social networks, attendees make new business connections at the three-day Trade Show & Exhibition …

We hope to meet you there!

We would like to send out some special holiday cheer to all our wonderful clients, partners, and friends. We are so thankful to have such a great network of people who we enjoy working with!

May 2009 be filled with tons of inspirational blog posts, huge traffic influxes and more twitter followers then you could ever dream of…

Cheers! Dana & Karen

ContentRobot’s tagline promotes us as WordPress experts, and today we were put to the test.

Our partner, Stephanie Agresta, asked us to lend our knowledge as speakers during a round table discussion at Affiliate Summit West 2008. While affiliate marketing was still new to us, blogging was definitely something we could speak about. We weren’t sure what we were in for …

Would affiliate marketers be interested in learning more about blogging? What were their feelings about WordPress? If anyone actually showed up, would we be able to give them the information that they needed? What would they really want [...]

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We landed in Las Vegas yesterday in preparation for Affiliate Summit West 2008. We jumped right into the thick of the conference and headed to the “Meet Market,” which gave us insight to the various affiliate companies and their myriad of offerings.

But Monday started Day One of ASW08, and here is our wrap-up …

Jason Calcanis’ Keynote

Today, the show was kicked off with an interesting keynote by the ever-controversial Jason Calcanis, CEO of Mahalo, which touts itself as a human-powered search engine that creates organized, comprehensive, and spam free search results for the most popular search terms.

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We have been working hard on performing a Movable Type 4 to WordPress conversion project for our friends at