On January 24th, join Tubefilter & FourScreenMedia as they present their second in a year long series of networking events at the intersection of video and advertising: Multi-Screen Mix-Up NY.
RSVP HERE: http://jan2012-multiscreenmixup.eventbrite.com/
This month, we’ll be discussing how DECA TV helps reach that coveted mom demographic by using moms themselves as the sounding board.
Free for qualified industry professionals, this event gives executives a chance to mix, mingle, and do business while learning about exciting opportunities from leading names in advertising, technology, and entertainment.
Conveniently located at Copia in Midtown, the perfect spot for after-work cocktails, our inaugural event will feature a short presentation from the always enlightening:
Jeff Eisenberg of DECA.
Moms & Video: DECA Shows How Mom on Mom Action
Means Big Results For Advertisers
While all the research says Moms are online and engaged all the time, there just isn’t much online video programming out there catering to them. There have been some moves as of late, such as the production company Prospect Park picking up All My Children andOne Life to Live, but now, the fate of even these beloved brands are unclear at best.
This is why we have brought Jeff Eisenberg, Sr. Account Executive of the Mom-focused branded production company DECA, to explain how they help brands reach that coveted mom demographic with rich engaging video.
DECA is a leading women’s digital media company that creates and syndicates premium video content. The company was established in 2007 and owns DECA Studios, Her Channel and a portfolio of owned and operated sites including Momversation.com, HerSay.com, GoodBite.com,ParentsAsk.com and CoolMom.com.
As a pioneer in the women’s digital industry, DECA partners with many of the world’s most reputable media companies, content creators, influential bloggers and advertisers to syndicate high-quality online video across its scaled network.
WHEN: January 24th; 6:30pm-8:30pm
WHERE: Copia - Midtown East
307 E. 53rd St (Between 1st Ave. and 2nd Ave.)
New York, NY 10022
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