The Ultimate Social Media Tools Session at SMX Advanced 2010

Just a quick update to let you know that I will be heading out to Seattle tomorrow morning for SMX Advanced, where I will be sharing a few of the social media tools that I actually use.

If you are attending the conference and want to check out some cool social tools to help you with your Digg and Forum efforts, then come by and check out our session.

Here are the session details:

Tuesday June 8, 2010 at 3:00pm.

The Ultimate Social Media Tools Session – Buckle up for a tour of social media tools that you can use day to day. This session covers free and paid tools, how they work and how best to use them. Specifically, you’ll learn

How using social media tools will help streamline your work
How to save time and money using social media tools
What tools you can use to help find conversations and customers
How to have tools built on a very small budget, and how to get tools built

Moderator: Chris Sherman, Executive Editor, Search Engine Land

Q&A Moderator: Vince Blackham, Founder, Primary Affect

Speakers:

Tony Adam, Sr. Online Marketing Manager, SEO, MySpace
Brent Csutoras, SVP of Viral Marketing, 10e20
Rachel Pasqua, Director of Mobile Marketing, iCrossing

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