What happens when the worlds of offline and online influence collide?
Join the Herdify team and some good friends as we look beyond social media to supercharge your marketing strategy, find new customers and boost your bottom line.
Where? Huboo, 41 Corn Street, Bristol
When? 1 November, 6pm
Who? ecom marketers and business owners who want to learn something new (and spend a Tuesday night meeting a fun bunch of people, with drinks and pizzas on tap)
What? Ecom, marketing, good times
We know it’s event silly season and you’re busy people, so we’ll keep this short. Why should you drag yourselves away from Netflix and chill to spend a November night with us? Here’s what we’ll cover…
– Hello from Herdify & Huboo, our fabulous hosts
– The good, the bad and the ugly of the ecom world
– Fireside chat: What the heck is offline influence and why should I care?
– Panel: The power of local influence to grow at global scale, featuring some of our favourite Brizzle businesses
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