Charlotte Gets Social With SocialFresh

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If the only thing you experience is Peter Shankman slapping social media gurus upside the head and bringing a modicum of common sense to the practice, then you will have received your money’s worth at SocialFresh Charlotte. Shankman will keynote the day and a half conference September 6-7.

Apart from Shankman, you’ll hear from Hubspot’s Jeanne Hopkins, Webtrends’ Justin Kistner, Radian6’s David Thomas and many others speak on topics such as integrating social media with email marketing, creating content for inbound marketing, how to best train employees about social media and much more. We’re happily sponsoring th event. Check out the details here. If you register, and you should, use discount code “adrants” for 20 percent off.

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