Website: BlogTalk Galway 2010
Overview: Join developers, researchers, practitioners and others who share, analyze and enjoy the benefits of social software and social media.
Keynote speakers including Stowe Boyd, Dan Gillmor and Don Thibeau will share insights and discuss future developments.
There will also be a on...
Website: Building the Social Web
Overview: Social Media and the Social Web are two of the most dominant web trends today. We are bringing together a number of leading figures in this field to discuss why, how and who should use the “Social Web”.
The focus for this event will be on building online communities, social...
Website: Wine Bloggers Conference
Overview: Join wine bloggers, new media innovators, and wine industry leaders on June 25-27 as they converge on Walla Walla, Washington for the 2010 North American Wine Bloggers Conference – the premier conference for new media and the wine industry.
This three day symposium builds ...
Website: Effective content marketing: Generate qualified leads by becoming a trusted thought leader
Overview: Content marketing is one of the most cost-effective advertising methods for marketing on the web. Research has shown that it’s fast becoming the most widely used B2B marketing practice according to the Econo...
Website: Twitter & blogs: How to integrate within the digital marketing strategy
Overview: Considering the ease with which a Twitter account or a weblog can be set up, it’s not hard to see why so many are keen to jump on the bandwagon. But marketers should not lose sight of the fact that tweeting and blogging are fo...
Website: Business Blogging and Article Writing
Overview: In this class you will learn how to increase your web presence by sharing your business, industry, and personal interests. This workshop will cover how blogging and article writing will help increase search engine optimization, supplement and improve current m...
Social media has redefined the relationship between people and brands, between advertisers and consumers. What was once a more one way dialogue, in which advertisers pushed out symbols and messages of brand value (more…)
