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Learn How to Be Business Awesome, with Scott Stratten

Learn How to Be Business Awesome, with Scott Stratten

By Jane Susskind

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Be Business Awesome, with Scott Stratten

Want to know the number one rule of life? Be awesome, and thanks to the Social Media Club San Diego, you can learn how to be "business awesome" first-hand from Un-Marketing's Scott Stratten next Tuesday, November 13. The event will begin at 5:30pm at the Lyceum Space, and is the Social Media Club San Diego presents "An Evening with Scott Stratten," the president of Un-Marketing.

Stratten has familiarized himself with social media, and now has over 135,000 people following him on Twitter. Named one of the top five social media influences in the world on Forbes.com, Stratten will spend an hour explaining his philosophy on marketing and attendees will have the opportunity to meet him in person.

"It’s all about positioning yourself as a trusted expert in front of your target market, so when they have the need, they choose you," his un-bio reads.

Calling all business owners, human resources professionals, marketers, PR professionals, social media marketers, customer service reps, and San Diegans who just want to be awesome, the perks of attending include, but are not limited to:

  • A signed hardcover copy of The Book of Business Awesome, which doubles as a flip book. Intrigued?
  • The opportunity to network with industry professionals, which will be nothing short of awesome.
  • Scott’s hour power-packed "and totally entertaining" presentation and the chance to meet Scott in person.
  • One drink ticket
  • To directly quote the Social Media Club San Diego, "Inspiration you can act on immediately from a modern marketing mastermind and top marketing industry influencer."

You can purchase tickets here, but make sure to "Like" Social Media Club San Diego on Facebook for discounts and social media updates. Join the Social Media Club San Diego and "Stop Marketing, Start Engaging."

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