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Location, Location, Location: the most powerful part of mobile media
Borrell Associates Inc, Oct 2011
Borrell Associates' Local Mobile Advertising Conference 2011 took place in October and was hosted in Chicago. Videos of fifteen expert speakers at this dynamic and cutting edge conference have been made available to purchase.
Lest anyone forgets, the most powerful part of mobile media is location. Hear from the CEOs of two of the most dynamic and fastest-growing location-based mobile companies: Hopstop, a directions and transit app serving 57 cities and rapidly expanding its local advertising base, and Placecast, which offers local advertisers a way to reach out to mobile users as they come within range of their stores.
Speakers: Joe Meyer, CEO, Hopstop Alistair Goodman, CEO, Placecast
All video files are in MP4 format. These are high-resolution videos and will take approximately 15 minutes each to download on an average high-speed connection. These recordings do not include the PowerPoint presentations.
NOTE - See special offer package below where you can buy all fifteen videos for a reduced price.
Also available
Chuck Martin: Keynote Speaker at Local Mobile Advertising Conference (Chicago 2011)
Trends that Matter Most: a presentation by Michael Becker, Managing Director of Mobile Marketing Association
Mobile by the Numbers: What Consumers and Advertisers are Doing
The Agency Approach: Integrating Mobile Marketing into Marketing Campaigns
Whos Making Money? Media companies who attack the mobile space
Tablet Strategies: Will a Mix of Subscription & Ad Revenue Pay Off?
The Forgotten Mobile Opportunity: Phone Calls!
Iryna Newman of Groupon: Keynote Speaker at Local Mobile Advertising Conference (Chicago 2011)
What Local Advertisers REALLY Think about Mobile Media: a video presentation
Pandoras Next Move: Going Local
Mobiles Biggest Frontier: Real Estate
The Ultimate Mobile Vertical: Automotive
Tapping into Mobile Ad Networks
Five Things To Do Next
Local Mobile Advertising Conference 2011: 15 video presentations
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