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Time’s up! MarTech is here and it’s your last chance to attend
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In just one week, the world’s largest independent marketing technology conference designed for senior-level marketers and marketing technology professionals happens at MarTech in San Francisco, May 9-11. The show is programmed with one specific goal: to illuminate successful real-world practices at the intersection of marketing, technology, and management — no matter which software products or analyst frameworks are employed.
MarTech features:
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70+ presentations. See the agenda.
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A robust Expo Hall with more than 100 exhibitors
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Multiple networking events
You’ll leave inspired with real-life lessons, strategies and ideas to bring back and implement in your organization immediately.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join more than 2,500 martech professionals from the world’s’ top brands:
Two ways to attend: All Access Pass or Expo+ Pass
- Get the complete MarTech experience with an All Access pass for just $1,795, a $100 savings off on-site rates. In addition to the sessions, keynotes and networking, you get breakfast, hot lunches, snacks all day and conveniences that make attending MarTech a unique, productive and enjoyable experience. Register now.
- Dive into the martech ecosystem with an Expo+ Pass! Meet more than 100 amazing martech vendors. You’ll find solutions and providers, attend full-length presentations and connect with your peers at the 2 networking receptions including the Stackies awards ceremony. Buy an Expo+ pass now for just $99.
P.S. Not available for 3 days of intense learning? I recommend an Expo+ Pass where you can plan to spend the day meeting incredible vendors and participate in full length sessions from IBM, SnapApp, DemandFuel, Concentric, Lytics, LookBookHQ, MediaBeacon, Aprimo and Seismic. Register now.
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