16th of September
Oxford e-Research Centre, 6 Keble Road, Oxford, OX1 3QG
The BCS Oxfordshire 2010/11 meeting calendar kicks off with a very timely and educational presentation on how social medial is changing how we interact on the Internet.
Simon Wallace-Jones of Oxford Digital Marketing will be delivering a workshop on Search and Social Media for Business on the 16th of September at the Oxford e-Research Centre, 6 Keble Road, Oxford, OX1 3QG.
So, you’ve built a great website, but now you want people to visit. Just how do you get yourself to the top on search engine listings?
You hear about SEO, Social Media, PPC and other buzz words but what will actually work?
This workshop style talk is designed to give you some actionable ideas to help you leverage these techniques in your business.
The event is free and both members and non-members are very welcome. Reservations are not required.
Tea and coffee is served from 7:00pm and the meeting starts at 7:30pm.
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About Simon Wallace-Jones
Having been schooled in database marketing working in the mid 80’s, Simon implemented a proprietary on-line database marketing system for DEC in 1989 which helped networked business partners to market more effectively.
This exposed Simon to the power of on-line marketing systems. Now all he needed was a ubiquitous network platform. This came along 1993 in the form of the World Wide Web which gave him the platform he needed.
In 1996 Simon started prototyping a completely web-based marketing system and subsequently launched the www.relayware.com web-marketing system.
From 1997 his company pioneered the use of email marketing and web-marketing in the B2B channel working with some amazing global customers like 3Com, Sony and Lexmark and his job was always to lead the thinking and innovation in what they were doing.
In order to bring some of what Simon had learned to smaller businesses wanting to grow, they set up Oxford Digital Marketing which is structured to help Thames Valley businesses take their use of web and on-line marketing to the next level.
