Next Thursday, March 18, I have the pleasure of giving again, together with Juanjo Pérez, the conference "The Legal Framework of Digital Marketing«.
Just like we did last year, the English Court and GEAipc We are working together to make knowledge related to Digital Marketing available to as many people as possible. On this occasion, the aim is to make people aware of the legal aspects that need to be taken into account when promoting our company on the Internet.
Some of the topics we will cover include, for example: What do I have to take into account if I want to collect emails through my website in order to send a newsletter? Can I buy databases? Where can I do this? Can I automatically subscribe people who have handed me their business card to my newsletter? Or, What data can I request in a form without increasing the level of data security? What can I do with unauthorized content published on social networks? And many other questions that professionals in companies that use Digital Marketing to gain new clients ask themselves on a daily basis.
The conference will last approximately one and a half hours and will include a question and answer period during which those attending will be able to propose specific questions to the speakers.
It will be held in the “Ámbito Cultural” room at the Corte Inglés in Sabadell, at 7:30 p.m. on March 18.
Admission is free, but as capacity is limited, it is recommended to confirm attendance by calling 93.728.48.00 (extension 3240) or by writing to pymesabadell@elcorteingles.es
See you there.
POST NOTE: The slides for this conference can be viewed here: The legal framework of digital marketing
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Thanks Francesc!
Today I just published the presentation slides, if you want to download it you can do so from here https://www.montsepenarroya.com/diapositivas-el-marco-legal-del-marketing-digital/
A big hug.
I had the opportunity to attend the conference, although I arrived a little late. Very educational. And an excellent “staging”. Obviously recommended. Congratulations to you, Montserrat, to Juan José, and to El Corte Inglés. And thank you!