Catch Oban Multilingual and partner brand GlobalMaxer at one of the upcoming conference events this summer! Featuring exclusive speaking sessions on the latest news on global SEM and cultural conversions from our experts. It’ll be a great chance to boost your understanding of the benefits of international digital marketing. In addition, our sales team will be on hand to answer any queries you may have regarding your existing global digital marketing activity or potential international plans. With a range of services in global SEO, global PPC, international social media, global market research, cultural conversions and bespoke training services, Oban Multilingual and GlobalMaxer, have a variety of services to suit your global digital marketing needs.

The International Digital Forum (IDF) returns for the first event of 2013 in Berlin, Germany. Held on Tuesday 11th June at the Altes Haus Ungarn, this one day conference and networking event features talks from some of the world’s leading international digital marketing experts, including Red Bull X-Fighters Community, Google Germany Gmbh, Oban Multilingual and GlobalMaxer*. With plenty of entertainment provided after the talks, including live music from Mark Lowndes and Queen Yahna, plus BBQ and drinks, it’s not to be missed!

Oban Multilingual, gave an exhilarating talk on Global SEO at the bi-annual European Association for International Education (EAIE) Academy event, held at Birmingham University. Headed up by Oban Multilingual’s Account Director, Jon Murphy, the 90 minute workshop illustrated how education establishments can attract prospective, overseas students using Multilingual SEO as part of their digital marketing strategy.

Oban Multilingual and partner brand GlobalMaxer recently attended the Internet Retailing Expo at the NEC, Birmingham. Held over two days, the event was a fantastic opportunity to see us in person to chat about international search and cultural conversion opportunities

As the second largest economy in the world[1] China has long been the focus for international commerce, specifically for the last thirty years[2]. As the West deals with economic difficulties, China increases its economic appetite, reportedly growing by 7.90% in the fourth quarter of 2012[3].