This week is the last chance you’ll get to save $200 on tickets to one of the most forward-thinking summits on driving ROI from innovations in health content.
Simply put, the Content Marketing World Health Summit hosted by MedCityNews.com on Nov. 7 and 8 in Cleveland is going to bring together more unique thinkers to provide actionable information on how to capitalize on the opportunities to use health content to drive success within your organization — whether it’s a major, midsized or small hospital; insurance company; digital health startup; or a life sciences business.
Register now and pay just $495 for a ticket to the event: Nov. 7 and 8 at the Cleveland Airport Marriott. That ticket price is nearly 30 percent off the full price — and that special rate ends this Friday.
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Medical schools. Major medtech CEOs. Pharmaceutical companies. Trade associations. They are all talking about how to do better with content marketing, whether its managing social media or service-line magazines. The Health Summit will take the health content marketing discussion to a new level and provide actionable guidance for leaders from all sectors on how to wield words to drive new business and new opportunities.
The speaker lineup continues to grow and now includes:
- Lee Aase, director of social media from Mayo Clinic;
- Will Davis, managing partner at Right Source Marketing;
- Dr. Russell Faust, founder of Anicca Media;
- Shel Holtz, principal of Holtz Communication + Technology;
- Colleen Jones, the author of Clout: The Art and Science of Influential Web Content;
- Scott Linabarger, director of digital marketing from Cleveland Clinic;
- Joe Pulizzi, executive director of the Content Marketing Institute;
- Elizabeth Tracey, director of electronic media at Johns Hopkins.
After a day of engaging speakers there will be a series of workshops:
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- Content Marketing Strategy for Hospitals,
- Content Marketing Strategy for Business-to-Business,
- Social Media Activation Workshop.
Don’t miss your chance to get the best price from The Health Summit by registering this week. I hope to see you there.
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