Coming This Week: meshmarketing!

Just after the mesh conference last April, the mesh gang got together to for a wrap session and, of course, a few celebratory refreshments. In going over what we heard from attendees, a strong theme was the request for more hands-on and tactical sessions about digital marketing – what to do and how to do it.

After a lot of thought, we decided to do a marketing conference. It was a big decision because putting on meshU and mesh is a lot of work, and doing a conference in October meant working on it over the summer. Still, it was something we wanted to do so meshmarketing was born.

Over the past five months, there’s been a lot happening behind the scenes (particularly by our event planner extraordinaire, Sheri Moore), so it’s really exciting that meshmarketing is now only three days away (Oct. 22.)

We’re particularly satisfying is the high quality speakers that we’ve been able to attract – everyone from keynote speakers Hugh MacLeod, Ferg Devins, Katherine Fletcher and Mitch Joel to Dan Martell and Amielle Lake. And we believe the concept – a morning of a keynote and panels, followed by eight workshops – is the right content mix.

As well, it’s also been rewarding to see that the decision to hold meshmarketing was the right one – people are still looking for insight into what to do when it comes to digital marketing and, as important, how to do it.

For those of you attending the conference, things kick off at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at The Drake Hotel (Underground) with a pre-party featuring the artwork of Hugh MacLeod.

See you there!

Note: If you haven’t registered yet, you can do so here.

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3 Comments

October 19th, 2009 at 2:46 pm
1day1brand Says:

We’re really looking forward to meshmarketing. This will be the first event for our new company. The content and the timing couldn’t be better. We’ve been reading a number of reports of late about the changes going down in Marketing. IBM just released a report called “The End of Advertising as We Know It” and Forester just came out with a report called “Adaptive Branding”. They all say that traditional advertising and brand management are ill suited to the combination of increasingly self-reliant advertisers and empowered consumers. While across the board, organizations are reducing their spend in interruption marketing, they are reallocating funds to inbound marketing, training and marketing technologies. This is one of the reason’s I’m particularly interested in seeing @dharmesh from hubspot.com. We’re recent hubspot users and they seem to have a canny sense for seeing the future of marketing technology from the optic of the small and medium sized business.
– Axle Davids, Distility Branding

October 21st, 2009 at 4:43 pm
Kelly Rusk Says:

I’m coming up from Ottawa and really looking forward to it!

October 23rd, 2009 at 12:30 pm
1day1brand Says:

Yesterday’s event was terrific. I haven’t met so many interesting people since Siggraph 96! Here’s to more mesh! (And thanks).


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