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From search to online ads, mobile to analytics the Online
Marketing Show tackles all the challenges and issues surrounding
the fastest growing marketing medium, and shows you how to make
interactive marketing and advertising campaigns work for their
money.
Brought to you by Marketing Week and NMA, this is the
only event in the UK to bring together experts and suppliers in
every element of online marketing, all under one roof.
Register FREE at www.onlinemarketingshow.co.uk/gateway/nmk
Comprehensive Conference Programme
Whether you are looking to make the most of your online
strategy, or set off on the road to towards creating one, this
year's new and improved conference programme has something
for everyone. Presented by experts from big name brands
educational seminars cater for all levels of experience and will
help you keep up-to-date with industry developments. Conference
sessions cost just £35 in advance (£45 on the door).
Register FREE and book your sessions at www.onlinemarketingshow.co.uk/gateway/nmk
FREE Keynote Sessions
Each day begins with a FREE Keynote session. Bradley Horowitz,
Director of Media and Desktop Search, Yahoo! Search leads day
one with a session entitled 'How will search develop and
what effect will it have on marketing?’ On day 2 the FREE
keynote is entitled 'User generated content and what it will
mean to the future of marketing' presented by Jamie
Kantrowitz, Senior Vice President Marketing - Europe,
MySpace.com. These sessions cannot be booked and are sure to be
very popular so make sure you arrive early to avoid
disappointment.
FREE Workshops
Come along and see how online marketing works in practice in
our FREE workshops. Detailed case studies are followed by a
question and answer session where you can clarify points and get
practical advice from those who have succeeded in the online
business. Find out more and book sessions at
www.onlinemarketingshow.co.uk/gateway/nmk Online Marketing. All
your questions answered
7th June 2006 9.30am – 5.00pm
8th June 2006 9.30am – 4.30pm
For further details visit www.onlinemarketingshow.co.uk or contact colin.williams@centaur.co.uk
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Online Marketing Show
From search to online ads, mobile to analytics the Online Marketing Show tackles all the challenges and issues surrounding the fastest growing marketing medium, and shows you how to make interactive marketing and advertising campaigns work for their money.
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