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Web 2.0 101 - Lexington Ad Club Event
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On Thursday, November 6th, I’m moderating an event for the Lexington Ad Club. The event is designed to help people understand the top 5 things to do or know about Web 2.0, social media, etc.
I get a lot of “how do I” and “What do you think of” questions from business and organizational leaders. This panel will help address many of these topics.
A few months ago, the Ad Club had another session on search engine marketing, online ads, and social media tips. Everyone thought is was great, but some people asked for a more basic explanation of all this new media.
David Caldwell, President of the Ad Club and VP Creative Services at Preston-Osborne, described the need for a series of techy events for his members.
We put together a program that hits all of the common Net topics and is designed for people who need to know what to do for their organization.
- What is Web 2.0 and how does it apply to my business?
- Search engine strategies: why they matter and how the engines can bring you new clients
- Online advertising: getting started
- Do I need a blog?
- Can I easily learn more about my clients, my company, and my competitors using these tools?
- How do I manage all this?
Scott Clark, Nick Huhn, and Jason Falls comprise our expert panel.
Take a look at the Digital Dialogue Invitation for the event (its a PDF). Bring a friend and bring questions! It’s open to everyone and will be a very relaxed environment.
http://lexingtonadclub.com/ — look for the Digital Dialogue session
[...] will be sitting with Jason Falls and Nick Huhn on a panel moderated by Bill Dotson and arranged by David Caldwell, president of the Lexington Ad Club on Thursday, November 6th in [...]
Pingback by Come to the Digit@l Di@logue Social Media / Web 2.0 Panel - Scott Clark — October 27, 2008 @ 4:50 pm
Did you know there is a conference and expo series titled “Search Engine Strategies”?
The next event is this December in Chicago
http://www.SearchEngineStrategies.com/chicago
Drop me a note if you are interested in learning more…
Comment by Matt McGowan — October 28, 2008 @ 8:12 am