Mobile Web Technology and Your Small Business

Did you know?  Over 50 million Americans went on the web with their mobile phone last year.
Mobile marketing is the grass roots alternative to expensive traditional and modern ways of advertising. It allows businesses to reach a hyper-targeted audience as well as empowers that audience to control the content they receive. This empowerment makes businesses less invasive and more appealing resulting in further positive recognition and higher ROI.
 
Mobile marketing is an uncultivated frontier where ideas are formulated and tested, then fall wayside or are fulfilled. The only certainty concerning mobile marketing is that the medium is gaining momentum and is here to stay. Attend this panel presentation to learn how the latest mobile web technology can help your business thrive. Panelists from Mobile Spinach, Mobile Web Up and Nimbuzz will discuss the latest in mobile web technology and how you can apply it to your business.

Booyah: Booyah is dedicated to creating new forms of entertainment to the masses by bringing together elements of the real world and the digital world. With extensive experience in the traditional gaming industry and cutting-edge mobile technologies, Booyah is poised to create new forms of entertainment for the masses and revolutionize the consumer experience.

Mobile Spinach: Mobile Spinach is a free mobile membership community that shares exclusive offers, promotions, sales, discounts and deals to our members via text message and email. Mobile Spinach is the largest mobile marketer of small businesses in the San Francisco Bay Area and has helped hundreds of businesses from ever sector reach our database of over 700,000 members in San Francisco alone.

Mobile Web Up: Mobile Web Up started in 2009, to help businesses and other organizations reach their audience on the fast-growing mobile web. They will share how a mobile-friendly website can capture new leads and increase sales for your business; simple ways to bring splendidly qualified eyeballs to your mobile site; what the mobile tech trends mean for your bottom line; why 2010 is the year to take action; and why 2011 may be too late.

Small Business Conference
SFSU Downtown Campus
May 19, 2010
Session 1: 9:00-10:30am

Please note: While we will work to allow those who have registered first access, registration is not a guarantee that there will be room in the workshop. We will hold a place for those who have registered until 5 minutes before the class begins, at which time we will make seats available for anyone who is interested in attending. Thank you for understanding.