EAST
GREENWICH, RI -- NOVEMBER 10, 2003 - The eMarketing Association Today
announced it's third annual Power of eMarketing Conference, sponsored
by Yahoo! to be held in San Francisco, March 9th and 10th 2004.
The Power
of eMarketing Conference adapts to more sophisticated marketing challenges,
by focusing on interactive sessions led by high level business and
marketing leaders. Produced by the worlds largest and most influential
association of eMarketers, this program will provide an environment
for the advanced development of marketing efforts.
This
event goes beyond the usual conference material and takes the next
step up to more advanced strategies and tactics necessary for senior
management in today's multi-channel arena. Robert Fleming, president
of the eMA said "This is the only conference that is actually
produced by emarketing professionals for professionals. The eMA has
assembled the top industry leaders to provide delegates with an unprecedented
opportunity for advancement. There are no exhibits, or booths, no
games or partygoers, just professional eMarketers engaged in the architecture
of marketing for the 21st century."
The eMarketing
Association (eMA) is the worlds largest international association
of marketing professionals, companies, students and governments. The
eMA provides marketing resources, services, research, certifications,
educational programs and events to its members and the marketing community.
The eMA works with a number of organizations, companies and governments
on issues related to eCommerce. The eMA has members in over 30 countries
around the world, and sponsors or manages over 60 events a year. Over
3,000 marketers have enrolled in eMA online courses and thousands
of eMarketing professionals and students have achieved certification
status.
Membership in the eMarketing Association, recognized worldwide, indicates
a commitment to our profession as well as to professional development
and achievement.
The eMA
advocates ethical practices in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), eMail
marketing, and web site promotion. Members subscribe to a strict code
of ethics prohibiting spam, unethical SEO techniques and other practices
that are not in compliance with honest and ethical business practices.
The eMA
is committed to enriching the marketing community and its members
through recognition, research, advocacy, education and service.
www.emarketingassociation.com
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