Everyone’s Talking Local, LSA17 Will Tell the Whole Story

There’s lots of talk about location these days. Headlines from trade publications are littered with references to “location” or “location-based.” Most of these articles only tell part of the story.

It’s the same with conferences. Location has made it on to the agendas of a lot of events; however these discussions often just scratch the surface or are fairly narrow. By comparison, LSA17 next week provides the whole “location” story in context, with sessions aimed at publishers, agencies, brands and technology providers.

We’ve built an agenda that speaks to all of these audiences and offers a 360-degree view of local and location-based marketing. The list of speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and attendees reflects the diversity of thought and activity in the industry today.

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With a focus on critical industry topics and networking, we expect this year’s conference to be one of the best-attended LSA events of the last eight years. And showing how important location has become, reporters and contributors from AdAge, MediaPost, Forbes, Street Fight, Local Onliner, Times of San Diego (and more) will be there to cover it.

LSA17 may be your best opportunity this year to network with executives, startups and other leaders in the local and location-based marketing space. After you take a look at the agenda, attendees and participating companies, you’re not going to want to miss it.

Click here to learn more or register today!

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