As social media tears down barriers between brands and consumers – and places a premium on visibility and engagement – companies are discovering that Twitter is not just a great way to build a community, but a powerful tool for generating leads and driving sales.

Jumpstart and leverage your brand’s Twitter initiative at AllTwitter Marketing Conference, which takes place tomorrow (Tuesday, June 4) at Hilton Union Square, San Francisco. Hear from  leading social media professionals from the San Francisco Giants, NASA, Datasift, Topsy, the Oakland Raiders, Nestivity, Social Times, JB Chicago, the San Jose Sharks, Buffer, Simply Measured, Kred, Mass Relevance, Rallyverse, Optimal, the Golden State Warriors, SFGate.com, 22Squared and Mashable.

Register before tomorrow and save!

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The first-ever AllTwitter Marketing Conference (June 4, SF) is now just a few days away, and with a lineup that includes PeopleBrowsr, Buffer, Nestivity, DataSift, Topsy, Mass Relevance, the San Francisco Giants, Rallyverse and NASA, this is one event that you don’t want to miss!

(Register before June 4 and save!)

In this post we’ll take a closer look at the scheduled sessions, panels and speakers for the 2013 #AllTwitterConf.

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With over 200 million active users, industry experts are now predicting Twitter will hit $1 billion in revenue by the end of 2013.

Jumpstart and leverage your brand’s Twitter initiative at AllTwitter Marketing Conference, June 4 in San Francisco. Join leading professionals from Topsy, DataSift, San Francisco Giants, Buffer, NASA and others to explore how Twitter is influencing, enabling, and driving business forward.

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There is lots of talk these days about acquiring fans, building community and driving two-way conversations, but significantly less is written about how these things correlate to the bottom line.

This is certainly true in the world of pro sports. Is social media more significant for driving revenue through ticket sales or merchandise? What do sponsorship deals on Twitter and Facebook look like?

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We’re having a one day sale on our summer social media networking events, AllTwitter Marketing Conference and AllFacebook Marketing Conference, June 4 and 5 in San Francisco.

Today only, you’ll save $100 off your ticket to either event or $200 off a Combo Pass to attend both. Just use the code ONEDAY when you register!

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Today only, we’re having a one day sale on our summer social media networking events, AllTwitter Marketing Conference and AllFacebook Marketing Conference, June 4 and 5 in San Francisco. You’ll save $100 off your ticket to either event or $200 off a Combo Pass to attend both. Just use the code ONEDAY when you register.

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Have you signed up for Twitter and that’s about as far as you got?

Or maybe you’re using it, but not seeing results and just doing know where to start?

If you join us for the AllTwitter Marketing Conference next month, you’ll not only learn where to start – you’ll leave a pro (especially if you pay close attention during the panel I’m moderating).

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Industry experts are saying that Twitter is on track to earn up to $1 billion in ad revenue by the end of 2013. It’s become the go-to network of choice for TV shows looking to engage their audience on the second screen, non-profits seeking donations, and local businesses who want to build relationships with their communities. But what does all this mean for you?

Join us during the June 4th AllTwitter Marketing Conference‘s keynote panel to hear from some of the top minds in the Twitter community about where the network is headed, so you can be well ahead of the curve. And even if you can’t make it in person, be sure to tune into our #AllTwitterConf hashtag between 9-9:45am PT to follow along!
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The number of followers you have on Twitter has always been a hollow metric – unless you’re actively engaging with and converting that community, it’s simply another number.

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In 2007, way before the social media gurus, comedians, journalists, celebrities and the media, Brandon (aka B.J.) Mendelson signed up for Twitter. B.J. has found many positive ways to use Twitter, but you probably haven’t heard about them because nobody has told you the truth – until now.

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