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PushON to bring its first Hyper-commerce event to Manchester

PushON, an award-winning full service e-commerce agency, has partnered with leading e-commerce platform Magento to deliver a series of marketing and e-commerce seminars across the country.

Hyper-commerce, the first event of its kind, will visit Bristol and London, before heading to Manchester on the 18th July, where top digital and online marketing experts will discuss a range of issues affecting the e-commerce sector.

The Manchester event, which takes place at 11am at the UKFast offices in Birley Fields, features an impressive line-up of keynote speakers including; Sam Rutley, managing director of PushON, Jonathan Bowers, managing director of UKFast, Neil McKay, CEO of Endless Gain and Richard Gregory, ex-director of Tech North and NED.

They, along with the rest of the event’s speakers, will be providing advice on how e-commerce businesses can better service customers, with topics including; rapid personalisation, social proof, life after GDPR, the evolution of optimisation and how businesses can equip themselves to capitialise on hyper-commerce.

Sam Rutley, managing director of PushON, who helped organise the event, said: One of the key issues we often come across when speaking to B2B or B2C businesses is that they are struggling to take their e-commerce offering to the next level, which is stagnating their online growth. In this instance, businesses should be turning to hyper-commerce, which teaches companies how to meet consumer demands, whilst also maximising omnichannel e-commerce.

“However, many businesses aren’t fully aware of how hyper-commerce can drive forward online growth. That’s why we’ve set up these events to provide professionals with valuable insight, so they can understand the benefits and make significant improvements to their e-commerce offering.”

The event is free and open to all e-commerce businesses. Spaces are limited. Additional events in the series will run in Bristol on the 21st June and in London on the 12th July.

For more information and to book tickets, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hyper-commerce-a-magento-ecommerce-strategy-and-marketing-seminar-tickets-46524201138

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