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Search Marketing Strategies 2008

Dato 8. februar 2008 kl. 09:00 - 8. februar 2008 kl. 17:00
Sted IT-Universitetet, Rued Langgaards Vej 7, DK-2300 Copenhagen S
Pris
Participation fee + VAT (members of FDIH) 1.900,00 kr.
Participation fee + VAT (members of Huset Markedsføring - please add your membership number in step 3/5, "Evt. kommentar" field) 1.900,00 kr.
Participation fee + VAT (potentiel members of Huset Markedsføring - please add "New member" in step 3/5 "Evt. kommentar" field) 1.900,00 kr.
Participation fee + VAT (non-members) 2.900,00 kr.
Tilmeldingsfrist 5. februar 2008 kl. 13:45

Speakers' presentations are no longer available.

The first 100 participants who make an online payment will receive a free copy of Mike Moran’s new book “Do It Wrong Quickly” 


The FDIH conference is arranged in collaboration with:

Jupiterresearch            Huset Markedsføring

Search Marketing Strategies Scandinavia 2008 is the premiere annual Scandinavian conference organised by FDIH, JupiterResearch, and Huset Markedsføring. This year’s theme is:

Search & Social Marketing for Web 2.0: Engage Your Customers 

Who and what will be the major influencing factors on marketing in 2008? 

Conference attendees will engage with our executive speakers from Google, JupiterResearch, Fast Search, LEGO, Icelandair, Velux, Notabene.net, Saxo Bank and IBM, who will share their insights and ideas on how to best leverage the Internet as a marketing and advertising platform and integrate it into an overall business strategy. 

MikeMoran

Rikard Steiber_Google

ThomasHusson_Jupiter

ConnyKalcher_LEGO

Simon Baptist
ChristianKongsted_Notabene
LarsSeierChristensen_SaxoBank

NateElliot_Jupiter

Mike
Moran

Rikard
Steiber

Thomas
Husson

Conny
Kalcher

Simon
Baptist

Christian
Kongsted

Lars Seier
Christensen

Nate
Elliott

 

What you will learn

  • All things online: Technologies, strategies, techniques, opportunities, and risks
  • Strategies to maximize Web 2.0 and social networks
  • Successful online business models and the secret to their successes
  • Trends and future direction of search and how you can leverage it

Target group

  • Senior Management, Marketing Management and Business Developers as well as Business Strategists
  • People who want to understand current trends on the web and how to monetize them

Program

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Press release (in danish)

 8:30Registration 
 9:00Welcome
 Director Morten Kamper, FDIH & Director Edward O’Hara, JupiterResearch
 9:10Marketing 2.0: How the Web changes the old Marketing Rules
 Distinguished Engineer and Product Manager Mike Moran, IBM
 How does the Internet change the old marketing rules?
Your customers can comment on your blogs, they can rate your products, and they can even create a hate site if they really don't like you. You need to be listening. Your customers also show you what they like and what they don't with every click of your Website.
 10:00The New Power of the Internet What Drives Change in the Digital World?
 Director of Product Marketing EMEA Rikard Steiber, Google
 Is social networking really the future of advertising?
How will it impact on your operations?
Is the online growth fueled by shifts from offline media to the Internet?
Will this change the types of ads we can expect to see?
Will paid search continue as the dominant online advertising format?
Will branding/display advertising experience growth and how will they be relevant?
What companies will benefit from this growth?
 10:40Break
 11:00Search - the Great Enabler for web 2.0
 Simon Baptist, Strategic Product Manager, Fast Transfer & Search
 Search as we know it has gone way beyond the "web search box", and it now has a wide and deep impact on the new generation of commercially relevant and successful Web 2.0 solutions. See how search as a matching engine between a customer’s intent and a product or service opens up new business models and new ways to monetize on targeted online marketing.
 11:30Improving Customer Loyalty by Promoters
 Vice President Consumer Experience Conny Kalcher, LEGO
 The success of the LEGO Group is closely linked to the strong brand promise, measuring the organization’s ability to deliver on that promise, and building brand ambassadors internally and externally. Conny will talk about their success with implementing a net promoter program over the last years. How does the LEGO company track promoters and detractors and get a clear measure of the LEGO Groups performance through the eyes of the customer.
 12:00Lunch
 13:00Track 1:
The Mobile Web: Future trends in online marketing as the web goes mobile
 Senior Analyst Thomas Husson, JupiterResearch
 Mobile Internet: Unleashing use in a nascent market
The magic circle theory to unleash use among early adopters
Mobile search and Mobile Social Networks - early but promising days
Mobile Advertising: Achieving Long Term Display and Search Revenues
 Track 2:
The Move Toward Enterprise 2.0
 Interaction Partner Justin Taylor, Global Solutions Team Mediaedge:cia UK
 How, and why, is the nature of the web evolving? How is web 2.0 enabling and empowering connected consumers? What challenges does consumer web 2.0 empowerment present to brands? How can brands overcome the challenges and build active consumer engagement? What role does search play in this new, consumer controlled online media landscape?
 13:45Track 1:
Consumer preferences for online marketing in the airline industry
 Marketing Director Gudmundur Oskarsson, Icelandair
 How a small airline can make waves across the Atlantic by looking big on the web: Search Marketing as a strategic sales platform for an airline with ambition!
 Track 2:
International expansion strategies – Using the web to drive international markets
 CTO Christian Kongsted, Notabene.net
 Companies that expand into international markets must define a strategy for each market. If you do it right the growth potential is infinite. Learn from best case stories.
 14:30Break
 14:50Track 1:
Step-by-Step Search Marketing Success workshop
 Mike Moran
 

How does Search Marketing create attention for your brand and create higher sales, even if you don't sell online?

How do you know what Search Marketing is worth to your company?

Where do you start your Search Marketing efforts and how to you continually improve from there?

Find out the steps to succeed at Search Marketing so that your company is found by Google. After all, if they can't find you, they can't buy from you.
 14:50Track 2:
Optimizing for Local Search
 Senior Analyst Nate Elliott, JupiterResearch
 How many Europeans search for local businesses online?
How many European search marketers use local search targeting?
Will search engines support both the users and the marketers?
 15:20The Move Toward Enterprise 2.0
 Business Architect - Strategic Marketing Ivan Bager, VELUX
 VELUX has taken important steps implementing Enterprise 2.0 business practices that allow for more spontaneous, emergent, knowledge-based collaboration. This session will take you through VELUX's strategy in this field and show how VELUX will drive the next wave of value creation.
 15:50Break
 16:00Thinking global - marketing local
 Co-Chief Executive Officer Lars Seier Christensen, Saxo Bank A/S
 How Saxo Bank uses Internet to market the brand globally?
Saxo Bank discovered best practices for implementing global marketing strategies at a local level, and has achieved outstanding results. How does local marketing affect the global stage and vice versa?
 16:45Final remarks
 17:00Reception

Deadline for deregistration

Wednesday the 6th of February 2008, 12:00 noon.

The conference is sponsored by:

Fast Search & Transfer   Google

 

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           Outrider
 Notabene.net  Berlingske Business
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