Con Con: a content conference for startups

Horrible name, amazing event.
Con Con is a one-day conference focused teaching startups how to use content to acquire new users and customers.
We're giving the most innovative and successful content creators in the game 20 minutes to explain the exact tactics and strategies they use to attract millions of web visitors and convert them to users, customers, and fans.

Here's how the day will play out:
You'll arrive around 9am. Grab coffee and breakfast, and meet some people who are as passionate about content as you are.
Around 9:45, everyone will take their seats in the theater. Don't worry about taking a ton of notes -- we'll be filming every talk for you to revisit later on.
You'll hear from 3-4 speakers in the morning. You'll learn how these speakers use content to drive their businesses forward. They'll discuss the specific strategies they use, so you'll walk away with tactics you can use to apply to your company.
We'll break for lunch. This is a great time to catch up on work, or dive deeper into conversations with the speakers and other attendees.
In the afternoon, you'll hear from more great speakers, learn more content markeing tactics, and meet more amazing people.
The talks will end about 6pm. Feel free to hang out at the theater and have a drink with some of your new friends. We'll close everything up around 8pm.







Eric Bandholz
Beardbrand
Founder



Forrest Bryant
Evernote
Director of Marketing Content



Alexis Grant
The Penny Hoarder
Executive Editor



Nick Gray
Museum Hack
Founder



Jason Lemkin
Saastr Fund
founder



Maggie Leung
NerdWallet
VP of Content



Neville Medhora
NevBlog, Kopywriting Kourse, AppSumo
Founder



Camille Ricketts
First Round
Head of Content & Marketing




 
FAQs
 
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Nope. All ages are welcome. We will be checking IDs for anyone interested in having an alcoholic drink at the event.
 
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
The theater is about a 10-minute walk from the 24th Street BART station, and parking is not super easy. So, we recommend BART.
Lyft or Uber is always an option, as well.
If you are planning to drive, give yourself an extra 20 minutes to find parking, or be prepared to pop outside to feed the parking meter every few hours.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Email us anytime: [email protected]
 
What's the refund policy?
Tickets are refundable up to 1 week before the event. You can transfer your ticket anytime up until the day of the event.
 
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Please bring a printed or electronic version of your ticket.
 
Can I update my registration information?
Yep. If you have trouble with this, get in touch ([email protected]).
 
Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?
Absolutely.
 
Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?
Best if everything matches up. It's super easy to transfer. Let us know if you have trouble with this ([email protected]).