Putting Social Media to Work in Your Business
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Restaurant Association Educational Foundation
May 17, 2010 | Emerging Enterprise Center at Foley Hoag LLP 1000 Winter Street, Suite 4000 Waltham, MA 02451
Learn how to make social media work for your business. Restaurant operators will learn how social media can be integrated with new technology and other marketing channels including websites, mobile marketing, email marketing and print advertising.
Learn how advanced 2D barcode technology can make loyalty programs, gift cards and limited time promotions simpler, more effective and completely measurable.
Cost:
MRA Members: $55 Non-MRA Members: $75
Presenters:
Stephen Capano, President, Tectrix Technology Dan Green, President, The Green Internet Group Tony Padam, Vice President of Business Development, Capture Code
About Dan Green
Dan Green has written 38 post in this blog.
Before moving to Western MA, Dan launched his career in New York in advertising and public relations, where he worked with some of the country’s top brands. Dan also has many years’ experience in small-business and corporate marketing, finance, franchise business operations and field consulting. In 2005, Dan became the first area president of TruePresence, a national internet marketing firm specializing in web design and search engine marketing. Dan’s clients have included Johnson & Johnson, Sears, Warner-Lambert, Monsanto and Pepsi, but he prefers the individuality of his smaller business clients.
Dan launched The Green Internet Group to help business owners fully leverage the digital marketing and social media by offering results driven marketing planning, consulting, training and creative services.
Tags: Loyalty Programs, Multi-channel Marketing, Social Media Best Practices
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