DigitalBristol is a community for people in Bristol & the surrounding areas who want to stay up-to-date with the ever changing digital landscape; meet-up, network, learn and share. DigitalBristol organises and facilitates free monthly networking events with stand-out speakers, attracting the best digital knowledge, expertise and businesses in the region.
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DigitalBristol is a community for people in Bristol & the surrounding areas who want to stay up-to-date with the ever changing digital landscape; meet-up, network, learn and share. DigitalBristol organises and facilitates free monthly networking events with stand-out speakers, attracting the best digital knowledge, expertise and businesses in the region.
Follow DigitalBristol on Linkedin, Facebook and Twitter and remember that there will be live tweeting at events using #digitalbristol (please remember to share your twitter name when you register so that other attendees can follow you).
Strategic Marketing Consultant and Trainer Neil Wilkins Managing Director at Viper Marketing & Communications Group will introduce you to some strategic tools to help you prioritise your online marketing and social media activity to ensure you get the best return from your investment in time and budget online.

In his presentation Neil will talk us through his Top Ten Tips for creating a strategic approach to digital marketing and social networking rather than relying on just 'being busy'.
Neil will help you prepare and deliver effective online activity to help boost your business with top ten tips focusing on:

People
Place
Personalisation
Production
Product
Price
Promotions
Prioritisation
Perseverance
Planning
The event will be held at Pervasive Media Studios based in the Harbourside; opposite @Explore above the restaurant on the left as you stand with your back to @Explore. It's a grey door with intercom on the corner of the building.
The Pervasive Media Studio is a creative technologies collaboration between Watershed, University of West of England and University of Bristol.
Projects include gaming, projections, location-based media, digital displays and new forms of performance. Some are commercial, some are cultural. We test our projects as early as possible and iterate.
If you have any questions or have trouble finding the venue please contact us at digitalbristol@gmail.com or @DigitalBristol on Twitter.
You can also contact:
Emma Logue @ emmajlogue on Twitter in the first instance or alternatively
Daniel Twigg @danieltwigg on Twitter
Thank you all for your patience - we look forward to seeing you on Thursday.
Digital Bristol Steering Committee