NEW YORK - Netbiscuits? Partners Day was met with enthusiastic praise as audience members were pleased with the content and lack of sales pitches.

The audience ebbed and flowed all day. Two separate tracks, one focusing on content and the other on technical issues, split the afternoon at New York?s Soho House.

Here?s what some audience members had to say:

Ludo Collin, founder of Eachscape, New York
It was very informational, not a product pitch. Overall it was pretty good.

Swaroop Patnaik, president of Ficus, San Francisco
It was educational. I learned a lot about where mobile is going to be in a few years and all the different work that has to be done in the mobile space.

Ted Erfer, director of sales at Intertek NSTL, Philadelphia
It was very informational and what was most interesting was the focus on marketing and advertising to monetize apps, as opposed to pay-per-downloads.

Dan Petersen, director of business development at eMusic, New York
I thought it was a good collection of information, as mobile is ever-changing. It was great to see a collection of experts in the mobile space together to learn from them where mobile is going.

Bill Loewenthal, vice president and general manager of mobility and monetization solutions at Limelight Networks, San Francisco
It was interesting to hear that the mobile experience needs to be similar to online, but not in content, and that it?s a growing trend to treat mobile like online from a sales perspective.

Michael Sole, chief technology officer of Gold Mobile, Clark, New Jersey
It was extremely well done and not salesy at all. I enjoyed the Nokia and Impact Mobile presentations and the insights of where we hope mobile is going.