The next session in the social media track is called social marketing goes mobile and concern how people are now interacting with the internet instantly and everywhere via their mobile phones.
The first speaker in this seminar is Cindy Krum from MobileMoxie. Cindy starts by linking mobile social media to Maslow’s famous hierarchy of needs – as it has been used for safety, social interaction and many of the other basics of all our lives. Read more »
The 8th annual Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference is now underway with Ingvar Hjálmarsson currently giving the opening speech.
Ingvar has also been honoured with the title of Icelandic Internet Personality of the Year — the first time RIMC has awarded the prize. Congratulations to him!
Ingvar is giving a very informative and funny opening speech from his position as the founder and face of mbl.is — Iceland’s most popular website by far.
A short introduction to the Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference held in Iceland every year. This year there are speakers from Facebook, Bing, Hotels.com, Wall Street Journal, Icelandair, AOL, SAP, Boats.com YouTube and more.
For more information about the Conference go to www.rimc.is/en/
The Internet Marketing Conference in Iceland RIMC 2010 was a huge success (sold out) with speakers from Econsultancy, Ericsson, Bing, Anomaly, Nordic eMarketing, Hunterlodge, CCP Games, Icelandair and more. The conference was on the 12th of March and lasted the whole day. You can read more about the conference at the PR Week blog.
Read the PR Week posts on the 2010 Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference here:
RIMC 2010: Fake plastic trees
RIMC 2010: Earned media vs bought media
RIMC 2010: e-commerce and vintage bath tubs
RIMC 2010: I am here
PR Weeks Matt Cartmell blogged from the Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference, where speakers will be discussing the hot issues of the web – be it online PR, social media or mobile marketing.
Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference (RIMC) was actually born out of me not having the budget to go to SES New York in 2000 or 2001. Now some ten years later hundreds of guests from over ten countries have attended RIMC and the next event looks very promishing with around 200 attendees, some 15 speaker from companies like Ericsson, Microsoft, Anomaly, Icelandair and CCP games to mention few.
I am myself speaking at Search engine strategjes in NY on two sessions and it looks like it’s going to be a great event
Special prices for Econsultancy members attending the 2010 Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference.
This year’s Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference will be exploring the possibilities created by employing structured promotional approaches and focused advertising campaigns through the use of Internet and Mobile Marketing and Advertising. The events main themes will be Mobile Marketing and Ecommerce through Internet Marketing. Read more »
Things are starting to brew and speakers from companies like Ericsson, Microsoft, Beyond Ink and more. Last year there was a sell out with nearly 200 guests and speakers from all ove r the world. To get more information pls. go to the Reykjavik Internet Marketing conference site and www.nordicemarketing.com.
Let us also know if you want to speak at the RIMC by sending us an email to rimc [at] rimc.is.
Saw some great session and did couple my self one on the basics of link-bulidning and one on Online Reputation Management and PR.
The earlier was done with six speakers sharing the session, three from agencies and three from the search engines. In this case Microsoft, Yahoo and ASK. Read more »
The final session of the day is the wrap-up and case studies chaired by Rand Fiskin. It is going to be a dissection of five websites of conference attendees, from a technical point of view to see what’s great and what’s not.
And the panellists are in tough mood and not going to pull any punches.
This particular session is not particularly bloggable, partly because it’s a fast paced chat and partly because some of the website owners may not want their sites trashing outside of this room! Read more »
The penultimate conference session today is called Case Studies and Success Stories and is chaired by Kristján Már.
Óli Kr Ólafsson from Nordic eMarketing takes the podium first. He talks about an example of an Icelandic car dealership which tried not to shoot a small bird with a cannon. More targeted approach is cheaper and better.
Nordic ePR’ed the site with great effect. But simultaneously to the rise in traffic was a great increase in return visitors too.
The ePRs from the car company appeared on Nordic’s own news website which was experiencing a huge jump in traffic due to the banking crisis. It’s a case of using negative attention to push positing information. Read more »