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The Digital Fair CEO, Mr Martin Muli, opinions that the  growing pool of talent in mobile and digital marketing space in the environs of East Africa offers high flying companies opportunities for effective sales campaigns and revenue conversions.

“The changing marketing and media opportunities require marketers to evolve themselves and stay ahead of the market, while ensuring they remain relevant and competitive,” says Muli who is also the organizer of the annual Social Media Awards (SOMA).

Muli made the remarks ahead of the East Africa Digital Marketing Summit and Show set for Nairobi in April.
The event which will bring together key players in the digital marketing space from the region, will give marketers opportunity to sample out latest and effective digital media and communications applications.
The summit will feature more than 50 exhibitors from East Africa  themed Digital for effective marketing communication, which will include panel discussions by leading techies and marketers.

 “The exhibitors will showcase the latest digital trends and engage marketers from different organizations. Digital solutions offer marketers limitless opportunities to accelerate growth of their brands,” says Muli.
The summit which had been held inaugarily last year has been expanded to cover East Africa and is set to be held at Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC).
The exhibitors will include software developers, web consulting services, advertising agencies, social media marketing agencies, e-commerce companies, and social media houses.
For more details check their poster at  www.digital-fair.com
Location: Parklands, Nairobi, Kenya

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