Bangladesh Brand Forum is delighted to organize a day long Workshop on “Digital Marketing” on 23rd January 2016 (Saturday). The workshop will be conducted by Ovick Alam at Bangladesh Brand Forum, House # 314, Road # 21, New DOHS, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1206. The workshop will commence at 10:00 am and will be completed by 5:00 pm.
Ovick is a digital media entrepreneur who was awarded “Asia’s Most Influential Digital Media Professional” citation by World Brand Congress. He co-founded WebAble (2013), a digital creative agency. Besides helping his clients with digital strategy and execution, Ovick also facilitates corporate training for marketing professionals and speaks at Digital Marketing events. In 2015, at the age of 26, Ovick was listed in the “Future Startup 15 under 35” in Digital Marketing sector.
The workshop has been designed for Brand and Marketing Executives and Managers, Advertising Agency Professionals and Executives Working on Digital Marketing. Corporate professionals often are posed with myriad variety of questions like ‘Why should we go digital? Where do we start? Should we own or rent services? Should we go for organic or use paid media? Do we focus on a niche market? Or go for omni channel digital presence? What are the key KPIs? How much to invest? How do we justify the investment? How to pace digital transformation and incorporate management’s commitment in the process? These are few of the many issues that Ovick aims to address during the workshop.
Ovick will begin by introducing digital marketing to the audience. He will then shift the focus first on the state of digital platforms and then move on to insights for digital strategies. Additionally, Ovick will discuss digital strategies for leveraging in multi channels, define goals and key performance indicators (KPI), explain how to measure return on investment (ROI) and conversion rate optimization to drive ROI (returns on investment).
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