Past eventHeld October 1-2, 2026
The Online Sales & Marketing Summit 2026
Results-focused training for sales and marketing professionals in homebuilding.
- Held
- October 1-2, 2026
- Location
- Austin, Texas
- Sessions
- 30+
TL;DR
- The Online Sales & Marketing Summit took place October 1-2, 2026 in Austin, Texas.
- Thirty-plus sessions were scheduled to deliver insights from the largest comprehensive dataset on marketing and online sales results, with a split-track format after four hours of general sessions.
- The event was billed as 100% live and in-person with no streaming or recordings.
- It targeted online sales specialists, marketing managers and directors, and leaders who oversee those roles in the home industry.
About
The Online Sales & Marketing Summit, organized by Do You Convert, was an event exclusively for online sales and marketing professionals in the home industry. The event was billed as prioritizing practical results over theory, drawing on the largest and most comprehensive dataset on marketing and online sales performance. The two-day program was scheduled to convene all attendees for four hours of general sessions on day one, then split into concurrent tracks to allow focus on specific roles and strategies.
Who was in the room
Online Sales Specialists
Professionals who manage leads.
Marketing Managers & Directors
Leaders who generate leads.
Owners & VPs
Leadership who oversee those managing or converting leads.
Featured speakers
3 listedBritney Muller
Founder & AI Consultant · Orange Labs
Rand Fishkin
Co-founder and CEO · SparkToro
Cassy Williamson
Strategic Performance Coach · Impact Eighty-Eight
Questions people ask
10 answeredThe next edition, The Online Sales & Marketing Summit 2027, is dated September 30 – October 1, 2027. It is set for San Antonio, TX.
The event took place October 1-2, 2026.
The Summit took place in Austin, Texas.
The event was for online sales specialists who manage leads, marketing managers and directors who generate leads, and owners and VPs who oversee those roles.
The Summit was billed as featuring 30+ sessions drawing insights from the most comprehensive dataset on marketing and online sales results. All attendees were scheduled to begin with four hours of general sessions, after which the agenda split by role and strategy.
The event was billed as 100% live and in-person with no streaming or virtual elements.
No, the event was billed as having no session recordings.
A workbook was scheduled to be provided for note-taking. Day one was scheduled to conclude with a cocktail reception for networking.
It suited online sales specialists, lead-generation marketers and the owners or VPs above them who wanted tactics they could apply, since the program was scheduled to run 30+ sessions after four hours of shared general sessions and speakers were billed to include Rand Fishkin of SparkToro and Britney Muller, an AI consultant. It was narrower than a general marketing show because it was limited to professionals in the home industry, so marketers from other sectors would have found less that applied, and since sessions were not recorded, anyone who could not be in Austin for both days was left with nothing afterward.
Attendees at sales and marketing conferences usually wear business casual, such as slacks or chinos with a collared shirt or blouse, and Austin's warm climate in early October favors lighter fabrics. The cocktail reception that closed day one did not typically call for a change of outfit.
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