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Program Code:
1050
Date:
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Time:
8:45 AM to 9:45 AM
EST
PRESENTER
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Pam Evans, WW Software Marketing, Marketing Optimization Manager,
IBM
Pam Evans has worldwide responsibility for IBM digital marketing strategies, web analytics and content management for 70 IBM Software Group country websites, developing strategies to integrate web and online social networks in measurable ways to drive leads. A 30-year digital marketing and globalization leader for IBM, she serves on the DMA’s Programs Advisory and iDirect Councils and speaks frequently to professional marketing and sales groups. She was named as the Marketer of the Year for 2008 by Target Marketing Magazine and one of the top 100 marketers by B to B Magazine in 2006 and 2007.
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Ken Godfrey, Manager, Strategic eMarketing Capabilities,
IBM Software Group
Ken Godfrey is Manager, Strategic eMarketing Capabilities at IBM Software Group, where he manages a team of experts in digital marketing practices including search, social media, eNurture and others. His team is focused on refining and integrating these digital practices to generate always-increasing business value and he’s worked with IBM Web teams all over the world to enable them to leverage the tactics and best practices associated with digital. Godfrey was named IBM Software Group Marketing Professional of the year in 2008.
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Description
Learn how IBM uses digital marketing to identify warm prospects for sales from Pamela Ansley Evans, IBM Global digital marketing manager and Kenneth Michael Godfrey, Manager, Strategic eMarketing Capabilities. Pam is responsible for IBM Software Group’s digital marketing strategies in over 70 countries where localized web sites serve as a hub for marketing activities. Ken manages the digital capabilities experts in Search, Social Media, and eNurture for IBM Software Group, Worldwide. This session will discuss how IBM uses digital marketing to surround other more traditional marketing mix approaches to ensure that the company identifies key influencers and prospects when they are online. With 50 years combined experience in marketing and communications, they will share insights about IBM’s strategy to transform the way it reaches customers online using search, social media, social software tools and enablement across the marketing cycle to deliver leads.
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