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NEWS FLASH: Learn E-commerce at the DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Summit!

DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Summit

If you are planning to venture into e-commerce, you can learn e-commerce best practices at the DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Summit which will be held this November 12 and 13, 2009 at Hotel Intercontinental, Makati City.

The event is the 1st ever e-commerce conference organized by the distinguished DigitalFilipino.com Club and sponsored by DataOne.

DigitalFilipino Club is a community of e-commerce entrepreneurs, professionals, and enthusiasts founded by Janette Toral. For almost six years now, the community continues to promote e-commerce through information dissemination, interactive programs, and various activities fostered by its knowledge sharing culture. Among its most successful endeavors is the E-Commerce and Search Engine Marketing Webinar Series.

In accordance with its business promotion focus, the DigitalFilipino.com Club is launching the summit - an intensive 2-day educational seminar where you can learn about the following:

• Internet and mobile commerce market growth
• Payment programs and platforms catering from mainstream to unbanked market segments
• Executing e-commerce marketing campaigns
• Self-service advertising platforms
• Usability experience: what makes an online visitor purchase?
• Improving e-commerce website performance
• Tracking website analytics and e-commerce sales
• Internet and mobile banking growth
• E-Commerce policies to promote e-commerce growth
• E-Government transactions growth
• E-commerce protection against fraud
• E-Commerce as a viable retail market outlet for SMEs
• New technologies to make e-commerce easier
• PLUS! The summit will be the venue for recognition of the top Philippine E-Commerce sites

The DigitalFilipino.com club has invited guest speakers such as CEOs of various SMEs, Corporate Club Members, and two-time DigitalFilipino Web Awards winners who will share the industry's best practices. Club members will receive a free pass for the conference.

You can be a sponsor of the DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Summit!

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