Sin number 4: Talk-talk, Tweet-tweet

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The English have a cool saying, “go get a room,” which is used to greet people who flirt too openly and boldly. When I see my friends on my wall having a 40-tweet conversation about trivial things, I feel like saying the same thing to them. If I wanted to participate in a chat room, I would join one . I expect something different from Twitter, so know when it’s time to move to a private channel.

Welcome Festival – report
On Monday and Tuesday I was in Warsaw at the Welcome Festival – a conference on marketing cities and places. I was one of the speakers – you can watch my presentation on geolocation below.

I like industry conferences, but too often I get the impression that they are “industry for industry” type meetings . Then, things are said that are obvious to those present, when people from outside should be listening. That is why the advantage south africa rcs data of the Welcome Festival for me is the cross-section of guests – from marketers to representatives of local governments, officials, etc. People for whom individual topics of presentations may have been interesting and something new.

The first day didn't really grab me for most of it. What really caught my attention were two presentations devoted to Orange Workshops and Rotunda and what PKO BP did with it. The rest was at a decent level - nothing stood out above average, at least in my opinion. Apart from the afterparty in a distinguished company, of course.

The best was waiting for the participants of the second day – we are talking about the media panel. It started innocently – with a presentation by Artur Roguski from BRIEF, who outlined the panorama of possibilities that social media offer in the marketing of cities and places. All through the prism of an important problem – stopping the emigration of young people to larger centers by maintaining the status of the city as a love brand.