Go from being a MailChump to a MailChamp using MailChimp!

On September 23rd I am speaking at the Internet Marketing Conference (IMC) in Vancouver about integrating email marketing with social media. My presentation is centered on which tools cutting edge marketers are using to integrate all forms of online media to create the most efficient and inexpensive online marketing systems. I will provide examples on how to integrate your website and WordPress blog with your email marketing systems as well as online web forms. I will also chat briefly about integrating this with popular CRM tools like Salesforce.com.

Below is the title and description of my presentation.

Go from being a MailChump to a MailChamp using MailChimp!

Permission email marketing platforms like MailChimp are helping blur the lines between permission marketing and social media marketing. How should you integrate your website, social media and email strategies and what tools are available. Tools discussed will include MailChimp, Wufoo, Flowtown, Drupal, WordPress and more!

Written by Chris Breikss

About the author: Chris Breikss

Chris Breikss is widely recognized and regarded as being a man of ideas, innovation and boundless energy. He began utilizing the Internet as soon as it became possible to launch a website. 15 years, and hundreds of websites later, Chris has not looked back. An entrepreneur at heart, Chris recognized a trend pointing to significant business potential in internet marketing and search engine optimization, and in 2000, 6S Marketing was born. Chris now leads a team of 25 digital marketers at 6S Marketing and focuses his time on building the business through sales and marketing as well as research and the development of new marketing concepts and products.

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3 Comments

Pingback by IIMA – International Internet Marketing Association » Blog Archive » Meet the Speakers: Chris Breikss — September 9, 2010 @ 11:03 pm

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Comment by Hugh — September 11, 2010 @ 8:00 pm

Mailchimp is great !
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