I've just implemented a few changes on the <head> web conference site that should hopefully get more exposure for our wonderful list of sponsors.
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Effectively immediately, all our sponsors have their own pages where you can learn more about them.
We've moved the micro-sponsors page off of the main navigation and into the sponsors section and, to compensate for this and to give the micro-sponsors more exposure than before, we have a new feature that randomly displays a micro-sponsor on the main page and on the sponsors side-bar. Also, the list of micro-sponsors is now randomly ordered so that all micro-sponsors can get exposure above the fold.
I want to take this opportunity to thank each of our sponsors again for their support of the conference. If you have a moment, check out our sponsors and micro-sponsors and share the love. We couldn't do this without you! :)
<head> micro-sponsorships are still just $199 until the end of September and come with a ticket to attend the conference - get yours today, support the conference, and get recognized!
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