Deciphering and sorting through the many messages we receive as consumers every day is a difficult task, even more so for media, marketing and communications professionals. Essential to their role, is selecting the most effective channels and create a message which will cut through to an oversaturated market.
With the abundance in channels now available, on and offline, the choice and information can be overwhelming. The key to making the right decision is to have a good understanding of your audience and their media preferences. Knowing what they read or share, when they read it, and their preferences on marketing messages in that medium, can make or break your communications strategy.
Bringing together experts and professionals who have gained their knowledge through testing and years of experience, the CommPsych 2013 Forum will provide delegates an insight into the right approach for their brand. Hear from brand icons such as Google, Deloitte, Telstra, Foxtel, the Australian Red Cross Blood Service and more at CommPsych 2013 - the innovative forum for media and communication professionals seeking to deepen connections and improve conversations with their stakeholders.
This event is proudly supported by:
The Public Relations Institute of
Australia
www.pria.com.au
Marketing Association of Australia and New Zealand
(MAANZ)
marketing.org.au/
Digital Ministry
digitalministry.com/AU/home
and Social Media News.
www.socialmedianews.com.au
To view the brochure, click here: bit.ly/RS765o
Join your industry peers in the discussion and learn how to successfully capture the attention of your audience on the 12 & 13 March 2013, at Pullman Hyde Park Sydney, Australia.
To request more information or book your place at this thought-provoking event, contact Liquid Learning by email: marketing@liquidlearning.com.au, phone + 61 2 9437 1311, or visit the website: www.liquidlearning.com.au
EXPLORE
- The application of neuroscience
and media psychology to deepen audience connections
- Formulating engaging communication strategies in a media rich,
real-time environment
- Understanding media decision making, consumption and choice
- Sustain audience attention and participation in a cluttered media
environment
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Henning Dorstewitz Global Communications and
Public Affairs Manager
Google Australia and New Zealand
Vessa Playfair Head of Corporate Affairs and
Communications
Deloitte
Adam Good Director, Digital Media and
Content
Telstra
Professor Jim Macnamara Deputy Dean and
Professor of Public Communication
University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)
Marie Kelly-Davies Director, Communications ?
Australian School of Business
The University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Fiona Gillies Director, Public Affairs and
Communication
Australian Red Cross Blood Service
Dr Travis Kemp Head, Leadership and Talent
Director
Lee Hecht Harrison DBM
Dr Philip Harris Lecturer in Marketing
The University of Melbourne
Australian Chair
Neuromarketing Science and Business
Association
Jessica Collins Corporate Affairs Manager
Foxtel
Isabelle Johnson Corporate Communications
Manager
Ergon Energy
Kerri Anderson Corporate Communications
Manager
Tourism Queensland
Reuben Aitchison Corporate Affairs
Manager
Suncorp
Anthony Clark Group Manager, Corporate
Communications
NSW Rural Fire Service
Dean Hargreaves Managing Director
DHA/UX
Paul Vittles Director
Instinct and Reason
David Donnelly Director and Head of Australian
Consulting
Instinct and Reason
Dr Shane Moon Managing Director
Inner Truth
Elizabeth Duthie Director, Corporate
Communications
Australian Taxation Office
Kirsty Jennings Senior Manager, Stakeholder
Relations and Communications
National Australia Bank (NAB)
To view the brochure, click here: bit.ly/RS765o
To request more information or book your place at this thought-provoking event, contact Liquid Learning by email: marketing@liquidlearning.com.au, phone + 61 2 9437 1311, or visit the website: www.liquidlearning.com.au
CommPsych 2013