The Digital Ripple: 4th Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit 2010
The biggest and the most comprehensive digital marketing summit in the Philippines is at hand!
The Internet and Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines (IMMAP) is organizing The Digital Ripple 4th Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit 2010 at SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia, Pasay City this August 19 and 20, 2010.
Gathering 12 international digital marketing experts, the 2-day summit promises to give fearless forecasts and trends shaping the web and mobile marketing and provide global perspectives from among the most successful and acknowledged experts.
Network with digital marketers from across the region and experience cutting edge solutions from providers.
I'm glad my vacation coincided with the event as I will have the chance to keep tab with the trends as presented by experts in case studies and leading campaigns.
For a digital marketer based in the Middle East, this will also give me the chance to stay grounded with the Philippine digital marketing topography allowing me not only to stay abreast but, more importantly, expand my range as well. After all, the principles apply to all regardless of one's physical location. Finally, as usual, whatever I learn from this event will surely be shared with my fellow practitioners and friends in Bahrain and elsewhere in the Middle East.
Another compelling reason to attend the summit is the encompassing topics covered. They have technical key industry issues presentations as well as generic and general concerns presentations.
The summit is designed to benefit anyone involved in digital marketing from CEO's to CRM Managers to Marketing Managers to Media Managers to Bloggers to SEO Strategists to Businessmen, Academe and Students.
To register or for more information on the speakers, visit The Digital Ripple 4th Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit 2010 at http://www.immapsummit.com/speakers.php
You may also want to follow IMMAP on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/immapPH
You can also monitor #immap summit discussions via Twitter at http://twitter.com/immapPH
The Internet and Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines (IMMAP) is organizing The Digital Ripple 4th Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit 2010 at SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia, Pasay City this August 19 and 20, 2010.
Gathering 12 international digital marketing experts, the 2-day summit promises to give fearless forecasts and trends shaping the web and mobile marketing and provide global perspectives from among the most successful and acknowledged experts.
Network with digital marketers from across the region and experience cutting edge solutions from providers.
I'm glad my vacation coincided with the event as I will have the chance to keep tab with the trends as presented by experts in case studies and leading campaigns.
For a digital marketer based in the Middle East, this will also give me the chance to stay grounded with the Philippine digital marketing topography allowing me not only to stay abreast but, more importantly, expand my range as well. After all, the principles apply to all regardless of one's physical location. Finally, as usual, whatever I learn from this event will surely be shared with my fellow practitioners and friends in Bahrain and elsewhere in the Middle East.
Another compelling reason to attend the summit is the encompassing topics covered. They have technical key industry issues presentations as well as generic and general concerns presentations.
The summit is designed to benefit anyone involved in digital marketing from CEO's to CRM Managers to Marketing Managers to Media Managers to Bloggers to SEO Strategists to Businessmen, Academe and Students.
To register or for more information on the speakers, visit The Digital Ripple 4th Internet and Mobile Marketing Summit 2010 at http://www.immapsummit.com/speakers.php
You may also want to follow IMMAP on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/immapPH
You can also monitor #immap summit discussions via Twitter at http://twitter.com/immapPH
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