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Online Marketing Masterclass, 19 November 2008, London

Monday, 17 Nov 2008

How to Acquire, Convert & Retain Customers Online

Ambergreen are delighted to announce our Platinum sponsorship of the econsultancy online marketing masterclass: How to Acquire, Convert & Retain Customers Online. The econsultancy masterclass will allow attendees to learn about best practice online marketing. From customer acquisition and conversion through to lowering churn rates by managing your retention cycle.  You can hear from the experts on what's available as part of your online marketing toolbox. What techniques work well, and how to measure and optimise performance. If you are at the show and want to discuss your online marketing efforts give us a call to arrange a quick chat over coffee. You can reach us on 07920053527 on the day of the event, ask for David.  We hope to see you there.

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