Registration is now open for this spring’s free virtual event, MarketingProfs Digital Marketing World. Taking place online, the full-day event is totally free to attend …. and the program (if I do say so) is stellar. So why miss it?
This spring’s theme is “Winning Against the Odds,” which we think is a fitting title for this event, given the unique challenges faced by both B2C and B2B marketers these days.
We’ve dedicated two tracks …. one geared toward B2B and one geared toward B2C …. that will help you navigate today’s issues. And our keynote is the guy who knows a thing or two about Winning Against the Odds: David Plouffe was the Campaign Manager for Obama, not the most likely candidate in the 2008 campaign (and you know how that finished).
You can attend this event from the comfort of your own home or office or local coffee shop, but you have to register first. Then, all you have to do is log-in with the email and password you give at registration and wait for the learning. Register here.
By the way, the date of this event is April 1, 2009. But it’s no joke …. this event is for real. See you there?
Do we need to be aware of any technical limitations or requirements?
These are the only requirements:
PC Requirements
To interact with the online show requires a Windows PC with Internet Explorer 6.0 minimum or Firefox 3.0 or higher. Mac with Firefox 3.0 or higher and Safari 3.1 or higher are also supported. Macromedia Flash Player 9 or higher is required. Access to the internet using high speed access (Cable, DSL, Network) is highly recommended for the overall show and is required for all presentations. Pop-up blockers must also be disabled and cookies and JavaScript should be enabled. On entering the show, a system check is run which will identify computer requirements that need to be addressed to interact with the online show. It is recommended to view the show with the display resolution of 1024 x 768
Adding to Allen’s info, above.. you can also run a system check via a link here:
http://tinyurl.com/arjk57
(Scroll down past registration info, bottom of page.)
Thanks, Cam!
MP is a paragon in this conference format. Although I have a conflicting meeting during the day, I will be logging on when I return. Way to go!