SoCon13 is happy to welcome a host of award-winning speakers and thought-provoking breakout sessions to this year’s lineup as one of the Southeast’s premiere and longest-running social media conference series gears up for it’s seventh year.
Come network and learn with influential professionals from across the Southeast. Breakout speakers include representatives from the Technology Association of Georgia, Arby’s, Creative Loafing, Emory University, American Red Cross, McKesson, Engauge, and many many more.
Confirmed session topics include:
- Customer Engagement in the Palm of Your Hand, Going Mobile
- Making That Tumblr Tumble
- Organic Marketing and the Big Dumb Internet, Featuring: Cat Photos
- Law, Ethics, and Social Media: A Primer on Copyright Law, Fair Use and Defamation in a Digital World
- The Art of the Hashtag: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (#fail)
- And much more!
Check out the expansive list of breakout sessions, and be sure to come back to visit often. Updates are being made daily.
SoCon13, held February 9, 2013 at Kennesaw State University, also features an interactive keynote panel with experts from across big business, small business, non-profit, and journalism industries.
Over the past seven years the SoCon series has grown from a small gathering of local professionals to a prominent, well-known, and influential unconference. Each year the event convenes 350 of the Southeast’s most influential professionals from across big business, small business, non-profit, and media industries – from CEOs and marketers to developers and journalists. The diversity of its audience is one of its greatest strengths, providing unlimited experience and perspective on the latest digital challenges.
Register before December 15, 2012 at the special early-bird rate of just $59! Don’t procrastinate. SoCon has sold out for the past three-years running, and limited seating is available for this year’s event.
The low cost is another thing we’re proud of. Thanks to sponsors Atlanta Daybook, Creative Loafing Atlanta, the Technology Association of Georgia, and our host Kennesaw State University for helping make it possible.
With only a few speaking opportunities still available, last minute breakout proposals are being accepted until December 14, 2012. Also, don’t forget to join the #SoCon13 conversation on Twitter!
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