On this week’s #Eventtable Twitter chat, Mariela McIlwraith wanted to discuss how connecting with industry outsiders can increase the impact of our events. So we started by sharing about communities[…]
You know all the wonderful things a well-executed social media strategy can do for an event. Among many benefits, social media can improve the quality of networking and information access[…]
Storytelling is the heart of improv, an artform that’s near and dear to me. It’s also at the heart of how humans have communicated and processed information for centuries, something[…]
Have you tried the social image sharing site known as Pinterest? Kari Rippetoe shares a few tips here for using it to effectively market your event or business. Hi,[…]
If you’re like Deborah Pannell of Eventwist, you’ve had it with traditional marketers shouting at you everyday. But are you taking this into account as you plan your events? Here[…]
Our topic for Monday’s #Eventtable chat was “Blogging Tips for Event Websites” and plenty of prolific event industry bloggers showed up to provide their input. Though I had originally planned[…]
Jeff Korhan isn’t just another social media “guru.” His website, New Media and Small Business Marketing recently ranked among the Top 100 Small Business blogs in the world by[…]
Event hashtags are great ways to corral social media communication about your your event in one place. But they can also be used for marketing; building community; disseminating information; networking;[…]
How can associations make the best use of the new marketing and communication tools provided by social media? KiKi L’Italien, President of Amplified Growth, Inc. will help us to answer[…]
Our guest on the May 14 chat was long-time association supplier David McKnight of Digital Publishing who shared his input on how hybrid events can be used by associations.