You guys aren’t dummies, you know why we’re constantly posting about our TechCrunch Disrupt conferences. The conferences make us money, and this money allows us to hire even more writers to cover your (yes YOUR) startup.
Attendance is totally worth it, as you get access to our all-star speaker lineup, a fresh new crop of amazingly talented Startup Battlefield companies, and of course, all the writers we are hiring to write about your (yes YOUR) startup.
Also, watching a bunch of startups duke it out for the Disrupt prize of $50,000, the Disrupt cup, and all the accolades that come with it is thoroughly entertaining. Trust me, I used to FLY up from LA to cover this event back when it was called TC 50. *
Pro tip: Today is your absolute last day to purchase your Early Bird tickets, so I highly suggest plopping down your moola asap and then running up a 1K tab at one of the many, many Disrupt after parties, like a boss. People who want more serious information can view the entire agenda here.
Let me reiterate (always be closing, always be closing) this is the last time tickets will be at available at the Early Bird price of $1,995 — after today, they move up to $2,995 each. Seriously, don’t hesitate (always be closing) get your tickets NOW.
Again, IN CASE YOU MISSED IT (ALWAYS BE CLOSING): The last Early Bird tickets to Disrupt SF are on sale here. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, opportunities can be found here as always.
*Disclosure: I’m super-biased because I now work at TechCrunch and these conferences pay my bills, and occasionally my bar tab.
