Notes from the conferences I've spoken at and sat in on, and the thinking they provoked once the room emptied.
The eight edition of the Adobe Summit EMEA concluded on Thursday 15th May, making it the largest digital marketing event of the year, with almost 4,000 in attendance from 47 countries and almost 100 breakout sessions over the two days. Needless to say, it was a huge success! This
Little known fact, I started live-tweeting without actually knowing I was live-tweeting. A few years ago I started going to more and more meetups and events to learn more about digital marketing and analytics, while learning from the best in the industry, meeting them and making connections. I&
<figure class="sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic" style="max-width:620px;"> <div class="image-block-wrapper" data-animation-role="image" data-animation-override> <div class="sqs-image-shape-container-element" style=" position: relative; padding-
It's been a long time coming, and it's finally here. If you follow me on Twitter (@FR314), you're probably familiar with my regular live-tweeting when I go to events. Some of these are regular events, like the monthly Social Media London meetups, while
Today is a special day. Even more so for analysts in London. The second batch of MeasureCamp3 tickets will be out today at noon. If you don't already know what MeasureCamp3 is, MeasureCamp is a Digital Analytics Unconference. (Yes, I said Unconference.) That means that the event and
Tuesday 23rd April is a special day for SocialBakers - this all-day event includes top speakers from companies such as Twitter, Nestlé, KLM, Adobe etc, as it promises to be a real learning experience for attendees. This year's event covers the shift from desktop to mobile marketing, the