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Social Media & Search Engine Speakers, News & Events
Our senior level team members are often featured speakers at Internet marketing related events, presenting award winning case studies on social media, search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC) and other Internet marketing strategies.
In fact, our senior level team members have been featured speakers at more than 100 Internet marketing events across the country. We’ve also been quoted in dozens of news stories, blogs and other media outlets.
Do you need a dynamic and engaging speaker for a social media or search engine related conference or event? Our speakers bring proven Internet marketing experience with a variety of industries, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, travel & tourism, information technology, membership organizations, retail and many others. Our programs cover fresh, relevant topics that provide unique insight to your audience.
Webbed Marketing Speaking and Training at Upcoming Internet Marketing Conferences & Events
Members of the Webbed Marketing team will be presenting at the following events. Looking for a speaker for an Internet marketing conference or training program? Check out more information about our SEO and social media training and speaking services.
March 28-31, 2012
CSCA – 2012 ”Connecting in Cleveland”
Cleveland, Ohio
Bill Balderaz will speak on the panel about using social media to “Connect” in PR Campaigns – “Using Social media to ‘Unite’ our Clients with Target Publics.”
May 23, 2012
Harrisburg Social Media Summit 2012
Harrisburg University, PA
Bill Balderaz and Amy Marshall will host a breakout workshop, “Using Social Media for Research” at the Summit. From pharmaceutical companies taking a new drug to market, to legislators advocating new public policy, understanding your audience is a key part of any communication strategy. Traditional focus groups are time consuming, expense and subject to the observer effect. However, social media research processes can analyze thousands of tweets, blog posts and other social media content and determine key themes, sentiments, velocity, influencers and more. This process can analyze larger sampling sets, without the observer effect, with fewer resources than traditional focus groups. Massive amounts of real-time data are available via social media, and this session will help attendees understand how to harness this information.
