If you haven’t gone, it’s a great time.  I’ve been there twice.  My best experience was probably networking, and getting the chance to hear some of the seminars done by guys like Jeremy Palmer and Shoe Money (or some other guy that I have confused with Shoe Money…).  Anyway, I came home with a lot of book marked websites, and notes scribbled on a piece of paper. 

The networking is pretty cool. My biggest regret is that I didn’t ACT on at least one of the clients that I met when I attended as a publisher. (My first year, I was an advertiser… I made lots of phone calls, most of which no one returned..lol)  Being at CJU is a great time to work a better commission, get out there, and become a name in the industry.

Why go? Well, first of all, it’s a good place to meet with your affiliate advertisers, as well as potential advertisers, other publishers, and rub shoulders with the guys who are already making big $$$ in the industry.  The second reason is that if you’re serious about affiliate marketing, you can pick up a few tips and tricks (more than a few actually), and stay ahead of the game.  I learned about myspace and facebook at my first CJU, for example, and how social networking was poised to take over the world.