An interactive workshop for the digital print industry
Event Details
26 June, 2024
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Online event
About this event
An interactive workshop tailored specifically towards professionals in the digital print industry, delve into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential. Throughout the event, you can expect expert guidance on assessing AI’s benefits for your business, staying updated on the latest trends and debunking misconceptions. Additionally, we’ll explore trusted AI tools like SEO Monitor and MarketMuse, and you’ll have the opportunity to participate in hands-on interactive sessions with live demonstrations of tools like ChatGPT. By the end of the workshop, you’ll walk away with actionable insights to kickstart AI integration in your operations.
Key takeaways
- Receive expert advice on evaluating how AI can benefit your business in the digital print industry.
- Stay updated on the latest trends in AI, while dispelling common misconceptions.
- Understand trusted AI tools such as SEO Monitor and MarketMuse, tailored for seamless integration into your operations.
- Gain practical insights for immediate implementation in your workflow.
The teachings of this workshop can be applied into any industry and offers expert AI guidance and practical tools to enhance business efficiency.
Your trainer: Daniel Jenkins, CMkter
An expert strategist for B2B and B2C brands, Daniel holds a Distinction in Professional Marketing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing and has strong experience of both digital and traditional marketing methods.
Passionate about integrated communications and multi-platform advertising campaigns, Daniel approaches all marketing activity with a holistic approach, considering the full marketing mix when building strategic plans designed to increase clients’ visibility, engagement and return on investment.
I really enjoyed the presentation that Dan gave. It was both interesting and informative and was delivered in a style that invited questions. I would certainly recommend Dan as the ‘go to’ person.
Colin Lock
