October 2011 - Street Fight Summit 2011, New York City
At Street Fight’s kick-off conference in October 2011, speakers and attendees discussed the topics that will shape a lasting, sustainable new landscape for local online marketing. Topics focused on: Finding new ways to earn revenue, or better leveraging existing channels; discovering which technologies translate into income, and which partnerships work best.
Read what others have said about the event, catch up on panel discussions from the show, and learn more about the program and speakers.
June 2012 – Street Fight Summit West, San Francisco
Combining presentations and formatted debates, this one-day conference will look at the macro ideas shaping the evolution of hyperlocal business with a particular spotlight on cutting-edge local apps and platforms, and strategies guiding the top companies working in hyperlocal technology. How will content blend with commerce to take legacy news companies into the (profitable) digital age? How will customer loyalty programs complement daily deals? In a post-check-in world, are consumers really comfortable having their location tracked 24/7?
Street Fight Summit West is about big ideas. It’s about being ahead of the curve and anticipating disruptive changes on the horizon. To be announced March 2012.
October 2012 – Street Fight Summit 2012, New York City
The second annual flagship event, Street Fight Summit will highlight the best ideas in the industry. Here is more information about Street Fight’s kick-off conference in October 2011.
June 2013 – Street Fight Summit West, San Francisco
October 2013 - Street Fight Summit 2013, New York City
And more: one-day intensives focused on local merchant education; advertiser education; and workshops on selling strategies.


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