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In this interactive workshop, we'll explore Facebook's advertising and application platforms. Learn how to do competitive analysis, build ad campaigns, and set up engagement apps. Understand the most effective ways to integrate Facebook widgets into your site. In particular, we'll look at how to use ads and applications together to drive engagement via live ad campaigns.
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Make your PPC (paid search) and SEO (organic listings) marketing initiatives really hum! In this workshop, you'll learn what it takes to compete effectively. From workshop learnings, attendees will be able to incorporate practical tips, tactics, techniques and tools directly into SEO and PPC initiatives the very next day!
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Sure, you've heard about how you can finally use real fonts on the web. But you're already using your brand's fonts on your website by relying on images or other workarounds. Is dealing with the technical and legal complexities of webfonts really worth the hassle? Come learn why you actually can't afford not to be using webfonts -- and how a webfont service can make it dead simple.
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In an era when people are comfortable putting personal information online, companies can uncover market trends and consumer behaviors by strategically aggregating and analyzing massive sets of customer data. This session will teach attendees how to effectively collect and break down data, and how to utilize this information for marketing and product development initiatives.
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Startups these days are told to “talk to customers” and “get out of the building,” but they often don’t have the necessary experience to get the most out of their research. They need to know who to talk to, what questions to ask, and when to ask them, but that can vary wildly depending on the maturity of the product.
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Hundreds of Web 2.0 apps for business are created today, only dozens of them survive. Is it bad marketing or poor financing? The truth is the most Web 2.0 tools for work simply don’t fit the existing business users’ habits. Learn how leveraging ubiquitous tools, like email, helped Wrike.com win over thousands of corporate and SMB teams worldwide.
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The Web is inherently accessible, however, there are a large amount of sites that are hard for those using assistive technology.There are 650 million people worldwide living with disabilities and developing an accessible site improves the overall user experience for people of all abilities.Learn how the Yahoo! homepage-visited by more than 300 people monthly was created with accessibility in mind.
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Your website has out-of-control CSS bloat. You know your performance is being impacted, but how do you move from organic CSS with no particular architecture to something lighter, more logical, and easier to maintain? In this session, Nicole Sullivan will show you how she improved the CSS at Facebook and Yahoo! Search.
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Dorie Clark - marketing strategist and former presidential campaign spokeswoman - shows you how to prevent, prepare for, and master crisis communications in an online world.
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Google is a great way to find customers who are searching for your company or products. But what should you do when customers haven’t heard of you or aren’t searching for your keywords? In this session, we'll look at the ways e-commerce companies are successfully leveraging new channels through social networks and coupons to intercept customers before they even think of Googling.
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There are more websites than ever before to research what to buy and
where to go. With this proliferation of reviews and recommendations,
how can you be sure you’re making the best spending decisions? How do
you know who to listen to--who is most like you? Does gender, income,
age, location or some other factor matter the most?
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In March 2006, a small podcasting startup called Odeo
launched a side project. You now know that side project as Twitter.
Interestingly, Twitter is just one of the companies that came out of
Odeo; seven employees-- or more than half the of the company-- went on
directly to found other ventures, including Instagr.am, Square,
Trazzler and CrowdVine.
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Advertising offers an excellent opportunity for developers to earn a living, but the industry has done little to educate on the real economics of the mobile advertising opportunity for developers.
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The rise of angel investors is part of a substantial, structural shift in power in Silicon Valley, with entrepreneurs gaining influence and prominence--and leverage. In this session, we'll look at the trends and their significance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjzDY9Z3HF0 - you can watch the preso here.
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You set up your brand Twitter account. Maybe it was part of a larger
strategy or maybe it was a task you assigned to an intern because everyone
said your company "needed to be on Twitter."
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Many companies face a key challenging in the era of "Big Data": getting access to good, accurate data at a reasonable price. In my talk, I intend to discuss the challenge of finding and integrating good data; the tools and techniques for maintaining it (some manual, some machine-based); and the potential of crowdsourcing and other open data models to enhance and transform the data landscape.
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