We are putting on a June 9th workshop with Michael Lisagor of Celerity Works to help Seattle-area businesses get into or accelerate government sales and marketing!
Details to come next week.
We are excited that Onvia has signed on to sponsor the workshop.
Our friends at Summit Law Group are hosting the event at their lovely downtown Seattle offices.
Stay tuned!
Here are some of the events we are attending this month:
May 5: NWEN Pub Night featuring Celebrity Judge: Bill Bryant, Draper Fisher Jurvetson (we are sponsors!)
May 11: NWEN eDate: Where Entrepreneurs and Experts Meet (attend and get free marketing & branding advice from us!)
May 14: NWEN Breakfast Buzz: Succeeding Againts Stereotypes
May 17: Technology Alliance: State of Technology Luncheon featuring Clayton Christensen
May 19: Seattle 2.0 Awards 2010 (have you voted yet?)
Contact me if you'd like to connect at one of these events...or if you know of an event we shouldn't miss!
In case you missed our tweet on this last month, we highly recommend that you check out HubSpot's generous compilation of 50 marketing charts and graphs! Really useful metrics based on HubSpot's own research and data collected through surveys and analysis from Website Grader, Twitter Grader and Facebook Grader.
Thanks to the Northwest Entrepreneur Network (NWEN), local entrepreneurs will get yet another chance at expert marketing and branding advice from me...and Mixtur's resident B2B product marketing and online marketing guru Jeanette Mifsud...at:
eDate: Where Entrepreneurs and Experts Meet
May 11, 2010 - 5:30 to 8:00 pm
Palace Ballroom, 2030 5th Avenue Seattle, WA 98121
The event features entrepreneurs and 36 experts in:
• Venture capital
• Technology
• Marketing/Sales/Branding
• Legal
• Finance
• Team/Human Resources
Each participating entrepreneur picks two ten minute "speed dating" slots to get free advice on their most burning questions and challenges.
Register soon as space is limited...and the cost is incredibly low ($5 !!)
Marketo's latest "definitive guide" covers social media from the B2B marketers perspective and is a good read for the beginner.
Being a checkbox kind of gal, I particularly like the checklists and worksheets:
Pay particular attention to Part Five: The ROI of Social Media.
Let me know what you think.
Do you have a B2B social media success story to tell?