Succeed Using Social Media
Without Leaving Your Desk

You can learn a lot about social media without ever leaving your desk. There are a number of great blogs out there that can help you learn. Some companies have webinars that are pretty useful as well. Much of that content is free, even. Every now and then, however, a virtual event comes along that is so good and full of content you don’t have to go hunting for that it’s worth the investment.

How would you like to spend an hour each with the likes of Guy Kawasaki, Steve Rubel, Chris Brogan, Ann Handley, Darren Rowse, Mari Smith, Jay Baer, Brian Clark and even little ole me? Oh, and to boot you get an hour each with Ramon de Leon (Dominoes Pizza Chicago), Greg Jarboe and social media frolks from Best Buy, Whole Foods, Home Depot, Foursquare and more. And you can get all that without leaving your desk? Really?

Yep. Really.

The Social Media Success Summit 2010 has just that lineup. Michael Stelzner of Social Media Examiner puts it on and the virtual event (live events throughout the month of May that are archived and available to attendees after) is probably one of the best buys in the social media marketing space for those interested in learning more. Michael put the first Social Media Success Summit on last year and it was a huge success. I heard from several people who attended and never heard a frustration or complaint at all.

This event is perfect for small business owners, brand managers, marketing managers, public relations professionals and anyone interested in leveraging social media for their business. I highly recommend you consider attending. If you click through on any of the links on this page, I get credit for an affiliate sale. If you’d like to purchase without me profiting, you’re welcome to do so through the various links on Social Media Examiner.

I’m excited to be a part of this event and hope you will join me and the other speakers above. Think of it like getting a graduate level course in social media marketing in just a month, all without leaving your desk. See you at the Summit!