On July 10, 2009, nearly 300 entrepreneurs got together at the Microsoft Conference Center in Mountain View, CA, to discuss strategies for increasing revenues at a one-day workshop: Revenue Bootcamp. The event was billed as a way for entrepreneurs to energize their sales and marketing efforts by getting inside tips and techniques from the most successful practioners and experts, including speakers from Google, Glam Media, Photobucket, Federated Media, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google, as well as Chris Anderson from Wired Magazine, Mike Moritz from Sequoia, Paul Graham from Y Combinator, and Guy Kawasaki from Garage Technology Ventures.

Judging by the feedback from the audience, they were not disappointed. Despite the general gloom from the macro economy, and some concerns expressed in an early panel that consumers expect everything to be free, there were several useful ideas that came out of the conference.

We want everyone to have the opportunity to learn from the speakers at the conference. Below are the links to videos of each of the sessions from Revenue Bootcamp.

	Fireside Chat: Money and passion Two of Silicon Valley’s most successful venture capitalists say even the best ideas can be worthless without passion.
	Is the advertising model dead? The good news for online advertising is that there are lots of opportunities for growth, although making a profit is getting harder.
	Beyond CPM: Experiment a lot Five very smart, very creative people talk about innovative ways to create lots of revenue and lots of profit.
	Revenue Bootcamp: Chris Anderson Chris Anderson, editor of Wired magazine, spent an interesting hour talking about his new book, “Free: The Future of a Radical Price.”
	How to create a traffic jam Five experts share tips, hints, lessons, and war stories on generating more mindshare and more traffic.
	Will anyone pay for anything? The conference kicked off with a panel of users talking about new technologies and their expectations from vendors.

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