Success is an illusion if you can’t measure it; learn how at SocialPro

Driving traffic through earned/owned and paid social media advertising is the beginning of the journey. The rubber meets the road when visitors interact with landing pages and become customers. And social media marketers need to prove their mettle, not just speculate about their accomplishments.

SocialPro has sessions designed to help you demonstrate the results you’re achieving and report it effectively to your managers. Topics include:

• Credit Where Credit Is Due: Demystifying Social Attribution
• What Your Social Data Should Be Teaching You
• Generating Social Conversions & Leads
• Measuring Up With Social Analytics

View the entire agenda now.

Combine these sessions with SocialPro’s focus on earned, owned and paid social advertising, and you’ve got the recipe for success from the wide end of the funnel to the narrow.

Breaking news!
We’ve are excited to announce that Wei Kuan Lum, head of Facebook’s SMB business marketing, will be delivering our opening keynote. She is a growth hacking evangelist (acquisition, retention, content, programmatic) focused on driving growth for B2B and B2C startups and Fortune 100 companies.

See the entire speaker lineup here.

The early bird gets the savings

Register for SocialPro by May 28 and pay $1,495 — Rest assured, your investment will be worth every penny. We guarantee it.

You’ll get two days of keynotes, measurable tactics, networking with the pros and conference amenities for an exceptional value. Register Now!

–The SocialPro Conference Team

P.S. Attractive team rates are available. We can help! Email registration@socialproconf.com or call (877) 696-7401, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET.

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