Facebook for Marketers - London

“In April 2008, Facebook became the world’s largest social network in terms of unique monthly worldwide visitors” (Techcrunch, June 12, 2008)

Social media continues to be a topic of discussion, however how much do we actually know about social media and its effect & affects on a brand, for which brands it is a suitable online tool and for which ones is it better to stay away from …

77Agency believes there is still a lot to discover when it comes to social media and therefore we, in collaboration with Facebook are organizing an educational & knowledge sharing evening in London for Marketers that are keen on taking their brands to the next level using of social media.

The seminar will be held on the 10th of September at Soho House London, 21 Old Compton Street, London, W1D 5JJ, in the heart of Soho. Soho House is a private members’ club that offers us the ideal location for seminars and networking.

During this knowledge sharing evening the following topics will be covered:

• The success and growth of Facebook
• Advertising possibilities on Facebook
• What have other brands done with Facebook e.g. fan pages, viral campaigns
• Case study - “Energie”

Agenda for the evening:

18:30 – 19:00 Arrival and welcome drink

19:00 – 19:15 Introduction to Social Media, Marco Corsaro, MD 77Agency Ltd.

19:15 – 20:00 “Facebook for Marketers”, Josh Smith, Head of Inside Sales, Facebook & Marco Corsaro, MD 77Agency Ltd

20:00 – 20:15 “Mobile Social Media”, Adhish Kulkarni, MD Buongiorno Marketing Services UK

20:15 – 20:30 Q&A

20:30 onwards - Networking

Upon arrival you will receive a welcome drink and during the networking session afterwards we will serve refreshments.

How to book:

Please email your name, company name, email and telephone number to: seminars@77agency.com. If you have further questions, please feel free to email or telephone one of the team at our London office on +44 (0) 207 831 5392 who will be pleased to help.

We are looking forward to seeing you,

77Agency

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