“I left Social Media Business School with actionable information for my startup”
The title of this post is a quote from Pete Mauro, the co-founder of SceneTag, after our Social Media Business School at the Viceroy hotel in Los Angeles (SceneTag is a stealth startup). 84 other attendees coming from agencies, independent development, and the press made a showing at the all day conference.
The event was a day of lectures educating developers and agencies on how you can make applications work for you on social networks. The topics ranged from analytics and design, to experiences from big names like Disney and Sony or Experian’s knowledge of CPA offers on the networks. But it all boiled down to real numbers from analytics gurus and real advice for brands and developers looking to improve their social networking real estate.
Look for the next events in New York and London. Ticket prices double at the door, so sign up soon.
Let me know if L.A. wants more developer events by comment or email.
Here are some more testimonials from the event:
“Social Media’s Business School provides superb educational content and highly relevant discussion from experienced industry insiders. I would highly recommend it to developers, advertisers, or anyone exploring the industry of social advertising and application development.”
Bryan Joseph | President
Power Chord Academy
“Unlike the most conferences, I left Social Media Business School with actionable information for my startup.”
Pete Mauro
Co-Founder
SceneTag
“Thanks for an amazing day, I’ve learned a ton and connected with a great bunch of like-minded people.”
James Tamplin
Chief Operations Officer
Keep Security
“Socialmedia’s Business School was incredibly helpful and informative. Its great to see a major player in this area giving back to the community.”
Kurt Heim
Founder
Kaloopy Says…
“I love that you are helping us all to create legitimate thriving businesses out of apps.”
Robert Richman
Social Media Strategy
“The SocialMedia business school was a great crash course in developing, marketing and monetizing applications. It has completely changed the way I think about branding and connecting with consumers. Print and TV is just so old school!”
Skyler Mattson
Wongdoogy
More coverage coming up from TechZulu.
Photos courtesy of Wm Marc Salsberry
Tags: advertisers, developers
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