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Grant Leboff
A thought leader, entrepreneur, successful author and one of the UK's leading experts on sales and marketing
UK
Keynote speaker Grant Leboff is one of the UK's foremost experts on Sales and Marketing. A thought leader in his field, his keynotes are extremely innovative and feature cutting-edge tips that help businesses thrive in the...
Michael Port
Marketing expert, author and blogger at the Huffington Post currently developing marketing & productivity software programs
USA
He has been called a "marketing guru" by the Wall Street Journal. Keynote speaker Michael Port is a popular speaker and bestselling author. He delivers keynotes with a passion and humor. Michael speaks about marketing, sales, and thinking...
Sam Richter
One of the world’s foremost digital, sales and marketing experts and CEO of SBR Worldwide/Know More!
USA
Keynote speaker Sam Richter is a bestselling author as well as a sales and marketing expert. He delivers powerful programs that teach valuable tools and tricks to improve your organization’s marketing and sales strategies. Sam has helped small...
David Meerman Scott
American strategist, marketing and sales expert known for his new perspectives on marketing, sales and PR
USA
Our keynote speaker David Meerman Scott is an acclaimed author of ten books, including the bestseller and business classic “The New Rules of Marketing and PR.” David is an American strategist and known for his new ways of looking at sales,...
About Permission Marketing
- Permission marketing is a relatively new term, often credited to the American entrepreneur and author Seth Godin. Permission marketing is considered the opposite of so-called interruption marketing.
- Most of the marketing we know belongs in the interruption marketing category, which means marketing or advertising that intrudes on us without our prior consent. Examples include spam e-mails, internet popups or, for that matter, TV or radio commercials.
- The idea of permission marketing is to only present marketing and advertisement to people who, one way or the other, have given their permission, such as subscribing to newsletters, certain kinds of social media targeted campaigns, etc.
- Keynote speakers on permission marketing take a closer look at these strategies and how they work.