Adam Boyden 
President of Conduit
Adam 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.
Adam 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.
Website
www.conduit.com/Interviews with Adam Boyden
When customers say "Follow me home," do you know how?
Mobile is where your hockey puck is going
Will social media platforms endanger websites?
Apps are in your small business future success
Integrating Main Street with Cyberspace
What are the retail online trends for 2011?
What does the current social media landscape look like?
Using social media to influence customer behavior
Creating online applications that lead customers back to you
Increasing the power of your web strategy
Articles by Adam Boyden
What is in store for 2011?
Any small business owner can tell you that 2010 was a tough year. Adam Boyden discusses two key trends that indicate that 2011 will be better.
Using Social Media for Holiday Marketing Campaigns -The 5 ‘Must Dos’ in 2010
The holiday shopping season is heating up and social media will play an integral role in this year’s marketing campaigns. Adam Boyden provides some social media tips.
Small Business Owners Take on Apps
Application marketing is using apps to deliver branding, messages, content, and/or functionality to reach target audiences. And it’s attracting entrepreneurs for many reasons, namely affordability...
Don’t Let Them Just Walk Out the Door: Continue the Conversation
You worked hard to attract customers to your small business during the holidays. Read these tips on how to maximize your investment to retain existing customers.