Do you want to resolve your ecommerce challenges, explore innovative solutions, integrate mobile and social media, deliver a powerful ecommerce strategy...
70 days to the biggest ecommerce event in Accra
If you want to be part of Ghana's only ecommerce event, there are only 70 days to go!
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The opportunities are endless at the Ghana eCommerce exhibition and conference on 10-11 November 2015 at the Accra International Conference Centre.
Exhibiting at the right exhibition can be one of the most efficient, effective and successful marketing activities available to you. No other form of marketing can get you in a room with so many potential customers actively looking for suppliers and provide you with such prominent brand exposure. Where else will you have hundreds of meetings with serious buyers in just two days?
Don't overlook many of the ways an event like Ghana eCommerce Expo can help your business, here are just 6 ways that exhibiting at the Ghana eCommerce Expo could benefit your company.
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By exhibiting, you qualify for priority selection in the seminar program allowing your company to be seen as a thought leader by the market, building confidence in your brand and increasing your chances of winning business. To register now as an exhibitor click here or email:paul@omlafrica.com or call 0302 973379
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