In October, Local StartUp to Be Shown to World in Ireland
StartUp Socset.com of Azerbaijan along with 250 successful projects from around the world will be presented at the International Conference Web Summit 2013 (Dublin, 30-31 October 2013). The local project, being an instrument of collecting information in social media, will allow users to gather statistical data reflecting the measurement of brand promotion in social networks.
The target audience of this StartUp is Professional Marketing and PR. The project could reflect statistical information in such social services as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Pinterest, StumbleUpon, Delicious, VKontakte, Classmates, Mail.RU, Reddit, etc. Another feature of the StartUp is to use keywords to measure popularity of social media.
The creators of Socset.com are Amid Guliyev, Shaig Muradov, Rashid Safarov and Sadiq Muradov representing the local market team Labrin. They will present a new project at the conference Web Summit 2013 (one of the biggest events StartUp with representatives from Skype, Google, TechCrunch, Zynga, Seedcamp, and many major European incubators StartUp).
The conference will discuss the prospects of the business in the Internet, a new development strategy StartUp Venture Capital, web future technologies and platforms, as well as a number of other issues related to the StartUp. - 17D-
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