Last Call for Smart Insights: Digital Impact 2014 Conference
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There is just one day left to book your place for Smart Insights: Digital Impact 2014.
This one day conference taking place tomorrow Wednesday September 17th will inspire digital marketing managers, marketing directors, heads of e-commerce and their advisors responsible for integrating digital marketing to use new approaches to plan, manage and optimise their digital channels to grow the commercial contribution from digital.
Speakers Include: Tesco, Edf, BT, phones4U, Episerver, RS Components, Auto Glass, Google, Lego and many more great brands throughout the day.
Brands attending include: Gullivers Travel Associates - Rattan Direct – Wilkinsons – Net-a-Porter – Tesco – Topman – East – BBC Worldwide – Ryman – Morrisons PLC - The Wall Street Journal - Chemist Direct - More2 – Nokia - Square Meal – Canon - Harrods – Sainsbury’s - White Stuff - Carphone Warehouse - Made Simple Group – Jigsaw – Ikea to name just a few of the 200+ delegates attending the day.
For the full agenda and to purchase your guest place please click here and to receive an additional 25% discount from the ticket price use code simixing25 when you register on eventbrite.
This event is kindly supported by our partners Episerver, Sticky Content, SLI Systems, Clickthrough-Marketing, Redeye, Pure 360, dotmailer and Emarsys and by our media partners PerformanceIn, Chinwag and the IDM.
Two other events not to be missed are our Creating the Ultimate Customer Journey Roadshow Events taking place in London on Thursday September 25th and in Dublin on Tuesday November 18th.
At these one day conferences, supported by our partners Rackspace, SLI Systems, Feefo, Vaimo and dotmailer we will focus on how creating the best journey for your customers can involve many different internal and external factors and how bringing them together effectively can be tough going.
Book today!
London, Thursday 25th September
Dublin, Tuesday 18th November
This event is FREE for retailers only, no vendors or agencies please.
We have also some great events in October- Digital Sparks - Omnichannel Success on Wednesday 15th October and Looking Ahead: The Future Evolution of Online Retail in the Next Decade
At our Digital Sparks event you will hear from a select group of technology and media service providers who are changing and enhancing the way that we do business as well as our keynote for the evening Andy Beale, Head of Digital and MultiChannel Development, Tesco, F&F Clothing - Group Commercial. Andy will be talking about all that is omnichannel at Tesco F&F and their route to omnichannel success. For more information and to book your place please click here.
At Looking Ahead: The Future Evolution of Online Retail in the Next Decade event we focus on technology, personalisation, multichannel and the important of mobile. Expert advice comes from a selection of specialists in the personalisation and multichannel fields. In addition, guests will hear from leading retailers and brands already maximising on the world of the digital-savvy shopper.
Online retail is changing the way consumers use the internet, where they use it from and how they research and purchase goods online. Whether this is via mobile sites and apps, consumer reviews, site search, personalisation or social media likes and shares, in today’s digital retail landscape, it’s crucial that retailers stay connected to their customers and cover every tool available to effectively sell online. Please click here to book your free place.
Please note this event is for retail brands only, so sorry on this occasion no vendors will be offered a delegate place.
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Take care
Charlie Lines
Director and Founder
Mixing Digital
@mixingdigital
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