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Social Media Speaker Krista Neher to Present at Women Entrepreneurs Conference

Krista Neher, social media expert and bestselling author, will be giving two presentations on Internet marketing and social media for entrepreneurs

2012-04-05
CINCINNATI, OH, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Krista Neher (http://kristaneher.com/ ), CEO of Boot Camp Digital, internationally recognized social media keynote speaker is honored to be speaking on how entrepreneurs and business ownders can harness the power of social media and Internet marketing on March 4th 2012 at the WE Inspire Conference in Oklahoma.

This will be the third year that Krista has been invited to speak at the conference. During this conference, Krista Neher will share two new presentations: "Getting More Out of Your Website and the Internet" and "Powering Up Your Social Media Strategy", showcasing the key trends and opportunities in digital marketing and how businesses can leverage them.

Krista Neher is a professional trainer and social media speaker for conferences, trade shows, colleges, corporate events and seminars held around the world. Krista recently published an already bestselling book The Social Media Field Guide, and she is on a mission to help businesses thrive and grow by harnessing the tremendous power of technology.

Women Entrepreneurs INSPIRE 2012 is a one day conference designed to inspire women to pursue their passions, think big and turn their dreams into reality. This year's conference will include keynote sessions with leading women entrepreneurs from across the nation, as well as multiple breakout sessions led by experts on a wide range of more specific business topics such as finance and online marketing. The third annual WE Inspire conference will feature keynote addresses by Patricia R. Miller, co-founder of Vera Bradley, Julie Clark, founder of Baby Einstein Company and Zhena Muzyka,
founder of Gypsy Tea.

"WE Inspire Conference is a truly inspiring event that brings leading experts and successful entrepreneurs together to share their unique experiences. I am very excited to be a part of the conference this year where I will be speaking about how to optimize your site, increase web traffic and how to convert leads into customers. Internet marketing is so much more than Facebook or online advertising. It is about new ways to connect and engage with existing consumers and future prospects." - says Krista Neher, Boot Camp Digital CEO.


For more information about Krista Neher and Boot Camp Digital, visit http://kristaneher.com/ or http://www.bootcampdigital.com/.
For additional information about WE Inspire Conference, visit http://entrepreneurship.okstate.edu/riata/weinspire/

About Krista Neher

Krista Neher (www.kristaneher.com) is the CEO of Boot Camp Digital and is an internationally recognized speaker, a social media expert, bestselling author of The Social Media Field Guide and a social media educator. Each year she works with thousands of businesses of all sizes to help them fulfill their missions more efficiently and effectively by leveraging social media and emerging technologies.

Boot Camp Digital (www.bootcampdigital.com) provides training and strategic consulting in social media and Internet marketing. Boot Camp Digital has worked with the biggest and best companies including Procter & Gamble, Fifth Third Bank, The United States Senate, Macy's, GE and many others.


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[Press-News.org] Social Media Speaker Krista Neher to Present at Women Entrepreneurs Conference
Krista Neher, social media expert and bestselling author, will be giving two presentations on Internet marketing and social media for entrepreneurs