Adam Boyden
CEO of Conduit

Connecting the Right Way

March 10, 2009

Adam Boyden is the president of Conduit and discusses "The Most Powerful Community Toolbar You Can Build." Better yet, it's absolutely FREE!! Learn how to do website syndication solutions and turn boring into bombastic (if you wish).

Conduit provides website syndication solutions for web publishers that increase site traffic, revenue, and brand loyalty while simplifying access to the content, communities and applications that subscribers care about most.

By creating a direct, always-on connection between publishers and subscribers, Conduit opens new channels for real-time communication and commerce. More than 180,000 publishers have joined the Conduit network worldwide, including major brands such as Fox News, Lufthansa, Major League Baseball, Greenpeace, TechCrunch, Softonic and small and medium organizations in 180 countries around the globe.

Web publishers who become part of the Conduit network have the opportunity to syndicate their website content and applications directly to the browser by allowing subscribers to add them as simply as adding an RSS feed.

100% On-Demand - Easy to Setup and Use There's no software to install to build your community toolbar. A few easy steps are all it takes. Our point-and-click wizard guides you step-by-step, so you don't need any technical knowledge. It's FREE!

Community toolbars created on the Conduit platform are absolutely free - now, tomorrow and forever!

About Our Guest:
Boyden is responsible for marketing, business development and U.S. operations. Previously, Adam was the Vice President of Business Development and Marketing, and then General Manager of Xfire, a provider of communications and tools to more than 11.5 million gamers worldwide that was acquired by MTV Networks for $110 million in 2006. Prior to Xfire, Boyden was the cofounder and former CEO of Autodaq (now OpenLane), the leading online automotive marketing company.

Additionally, Boyden was the founder and former General Manager of the China Consultancy, an advisory firm to companies entering the Chinese market. Boyden holds a 1st Class Honors B.Sc. in Engineering Science from Exeter University, and an M.B.A from Stanford University.