Lots happening on Thursday! The morning started with Jeff and Mark Kupferman from Six Flags giving a fast-paced, informative talk on using analytics more effectively. Slides will be available soon if you missed it!
Friday, November 21, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Venturing Out
IAAPA Day 2 report — lots of reconnecting, plus lots of obligatory Dippin' Dots:
Yeehaw! It was a fun-filled rodeo at this year's FEC reception — especially thanks to WDD's resident cowgirl Katie:
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Off and Running
Yesterday I posted right before the show doors opened — and it truly was the calm before the storm! With a great location this year (and some friendly faces...) the action really was non-stop.
Of course it wouldn't be IAAPA without some great after-show events, and this year's opening gala was no exception:
Now on to day 2!
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
IAAPA Kickoff!
The IAAPA expo floor is officially open and our new booth looks spectacular!
This year we're going with a new approach by introducing an "expert bar". We're encouraging attendees to stop by and ask us anything (really, anything!) about digital marketing. Whether it's an easy question about website design or some obscure SEO problem, we're there to provide answers. Find us at booth #3813.
Last night WDD helped celebrate "IAAPA Connects" at the Magic Kingdom, decked out for the holidays:
Labels:
digital marketing,
disney world,
IAAPA,
magic kingdom
Monday, November 17, 2014
All the Pieces
I love blogs. Every day I read several — some tech, some news, some from friends — and they're ideal for keeping current with what's going on in the world.
Writing for blogs on the other hand — that's a challenge.
Trying to decide on topics and then actually producing it. Mixing up good information with visuals, not to mention having a 'voice' that's informal but informative and enjoyable. Many blogs start with good intentions but after a while... silence. (We're guilty of that, too.)
Time to change that!
Writing for blogs on the other hand — that's a challenge.
Trying to decide on topics and then actually producing it. Mixing up good information with visuals, not to mention having a 'voice' that's informal but informative and enjoyable. Many blogs start with good intentions but after a while... silence. (We're guilty of that, too.)
Time to change that!
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