As the leading mobile marketing platform, we’re excited to announce that TUNE expertise is coming to a city near you this spring. We’ll be hosting our second annual School of Mobile Tour in eight global cities, giving marketers around the world an opportunity to connect with industry leaders, build relationships with other mobile marketers, and deep-dive into new marketing tactics.
Who Attends?
Marketers that want to meet other marketers and talk about mobile. Here’s a glance at marketers that attended last year:
When and Where Is the Tour?
We’ll be stopping in the following cities:
- Seattle (March 8)
- San Francisco (March 10)
- Tokyo (March 29)
- Seoul (March 31)
- New York (April 14)
- Berlin (April 19)
- London (April 22)
What Will Attendees Learn?
In addition to world-class networking, we’ve designed the tour to offer cutting-edge best practices, where marketers will hear from industry leaders, analysts and company executives. Attendees will learn new campaign strategy for:
- Creating and placing video content to drive brand awareness and conversion
- Diversifying partners to reach targeted new audiences at scale
- Maximizing the value of users with re-engagement
- Leveraging paid and organic channels to drive greater results
Where Can You Sign Up?
We are currently accepting registrations, with more details being announced in the coming weeks. Be one of the first to get on the list by signing up with the links for each city. Attendance is capped at 50 marketers per tour stop.
Can’t wait for the tour to arrive? Follow along on social media at #mmcitytour and check out our video recap of last year’s tour here.
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Becky is the Senior Content Marketing Manager at TUNE. Before TUNE, she handled content strategy and marketing communications at several tech startups in the Bay Area. Becky received her bachelor's degree in English from Wake Forest University. After a decade in San Francisco and Seattle, she has returned home to Charleston, SC, where you can find her strolling through Hampton Park with her pup and enjoying the simple things between adventures with friends and family.
For those of us who aren’t in any of those cities above, any chance you’ll do a virtual School of Mobile? Or maybe just make some recorded presentations from the tour available online?