An important message for suppliers of Social Gaming, Mobile & Email Marketing, Mobile Apps, Monitoring tools, Customer Engagement / Social Media Marketing Summit / Shelley Dowsett

The Social Media
Marketing Summit

10th October 2011, Radisson Blu Hotel, London Stansted

The Social Media Marketing Summit brings together Social Media, Web, PR & Communications decision makers with solution providers for one day of business meetings with networking lunch at the Radisson Blu Hotel on the 10th October 2011.

“It saved a lot of time and energy being able to have in depth meetings with so many suppliers in just two days - well worth it"
Website Editor - Jewish Care

“The most useful aspect to the summit was the supplier meetings – specifically the ones I had pre selected. The format worked well and when the suppliers in question had done their research and responded in conversation, it was a really effective way to meet interesting people quickly"
Head of New Media – Sunset and Vine

An important message for suppliers of Social Gaming, Mobile & Email Marketing, Mobile Apps, Monitoring tools, Customer Engagement

Social Media Marketing Summit

I’m looking for suppliers of Social Gaming, Mobile & Email Marketing, Mobile Apps, Monitoring tools, Customer Engagement plus many more to support an event I’m hosting in October.
I have clients from ESPN, Auto Glass, Harrods, Hotel Chocolat, M&G Investments, Travelex, Republic to name but a few who are interested in meeting with Social, Mobile & Email suppliers to help with their Social Media Strategy.
Please let me know if you would like further information.

Regards,

Shelley Dowsett ¦ Senior Event Sales Manager ¦ 01992 374100  

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"We are seeing much more demand for large video walls and synchronised content" / Adam Wilson, dZine

dZine, the digital-signage unit of Barco, expects a busy Screenmedia Expo with interest in its systems coming from a variety of sectors.


With the use of camera-recognition systems and interactive systems it is easier than ever before to prove whether customers are viewing or using the digital system. Thanks to this, more and more brands are willing to pay for a digital campaign."Said UK sales director Adam Wilson: "Retail is growing rapidly with more and more large-scale projects throughout Europe. We believe this is due to the ability to monitor and record customer engagement to the displays.

The company’s other main vertical markets – transport, higher education, corporate, and conferences/stadia – are also continuing to grow, according to Wilson, although customers are spending longer on proof-of-concept and trial phases before committing to full rollouts.

And there’s also ever-widening variety in the specifications of the systems that end users desire. Most of dZine’s customers now ask for interactivity of some kind, said Wilson, and like most in the sector he expects integration between digital signage and smartphones to be the major theme of 2011.

"We are seeing much more demand for large video walls and synchronised content," Wilson added. "Standard installations with one 16:9 landscape screen seem to be almost a thing of the past – customers are wanting more, and to create more of a wow factor. But we are also seeing an uplift in sales for our smaller, embedded screens. Our seven-, 15- and 19-inch screens with built-in dZine engine are being used more and more, for targeted point of sale, way-finding and for room-booking systems."

via dzine.be