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Social Media Marketing Advice, Analysis, and Insight from #SMWF N. America

October 24, 2011 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

On the 1st and 2nd of November, SMWF N. America comes to New York. This conference openly offers social media marketing advice and more in-depth insight into how your brands and business can use options like Facebook and Twitter to help create priceless consumer relationships, monitor brand reputations, build communities, and sometimes they work as forums that can help to sell products, services, or opportunities directly.

Many of the globe’s top social media aficionado’s will meet to help initiate discussions and analysis surrounding the many diverse factors that affect marketing development, take-up, and strategic effectiveness.

SMWF will provide coverage on many of the vital issues that surround our social media space. Discussions will feature coverage on:

  • B2C Social Media Activities
  • ROI on B2B
  • Integrating Relevant Channels
  • Social CRM
  • Social Shopping
  • Geo-Location
  • Measuring and Managing Reputation  top sociakl obe’tly.
  • ions, build communities, and sometimes they work as forums that can help to sell products, services, or o

There is much focus on how social media is changing customer behavior and conference focus will highlight these issues in full.

#SMWF will also feature a number of high-profile speakers that represent leading brands such as Hershey’s, Twitter, NASA, Coca-Cola, Tumblr, and more. SMWF was designed to be an effective forum for building industry connections and creating networks that can help to improve networking sessions.

SMWF plans to take connection-building to new and more sophisticated technological heights. The SMWF TwitterWall will also be a distinguished feature of the show. Related Tweets will be projected onto a massive screen for all to read and will allow delegates to access a stockpile of statistics, infographics and other relevant information to display to the crowd who the most influential show tweeters are.

With the free-to-attend industry exhibition as well as the Social Media Hub covering some of the most basic elements supporting the most effective uses of social media, this is an even that should be listed as a must for anyone in the area with an interest in utilizing social media as an additional marketing channel.

For more info on what you can expect from the shows visit the SMWF Agenda Page.

DBMEi readers can save 15% by entering discount code DBM15 when Registering here.

Sources:

  • Social Media Forum
  • Social Media #SMWF N. America Facebook Information
  • @CollectiveBias’ Ted Rubin at #SMWF
  • Social Media World Forum Event

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  1. Chris Styles says

    October 24, 2011 at 6:01 pm

    Love this!
    Keep up the good work and ill keep visiting your blog 🙂

    -Chris Styles
    http://www.idolizejournal.com

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    • Basil C. Puglisi says

      October 24, 2011 at 6:21 pm

      Thanks Chris, hope you continue to see the value as we grow. While I know we have diversified some content, staying true to the educational sharing process is key to our mission, making sure we cover events like this is a crucial part of that process.

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