It’s All Here. KnowledgeFest 2011
Last year’s rejuvenated KnowledgeFest in Dallas received high marks from industry experts, providing retailers and installers with product knowledge, training and support to propel their businesses forward.
KnowledgeFest 2011 promises to deliver even more exhibitors, vendor training sessions, peer network- ing opportunities and fresh seminars that target today’s business challenges. Attendees will go away prepared to lead the market and be the resource for in-car entertainment, information and connectivity in their locales.
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Registration includes attendance to all events and an invitation to the Mobile Electronics Industry Awards. Take advantage of the great benefits and discounts available by becoming an MERA Member,
www.merausa.org. Register online at
www.knowledgefest.org
Platinum Sponsor: Gold Sponsors: Silver Sponsor:
MERA Member ......................................................................... ($50 off each add’l attendee): $99.00 Non Member: ...........................................................................($50 off each add’l attendee): $199.00
What Attendees Said “We learned how to brand our store
name better. KnowledgeFest was totally worth it. I would definitely recommend it for anybody to go.”
– Brad Scott, Brad’s Car Tunes “We learned a lot about pay-per-click ad-
vertising. Our web traffic in general, email traffic and phone calls from the web site
have increased thanks to KnowledgeFest. I’m looking forward to it this year.”
– Mike Bartells, Extreme Audio Inc. “I’ve been to five or six KnowledgeFests and I
was very impressed with the last one. They did a great job with the vendors that were there. I thought it was very professional.”
– Steve Cramer, Custom Car Stereo of Charleston, Inc.
36 Mobile Electronics June| July 2011
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