Adrian Segar and Ruud Janssen have been co-facilitating a new type of session at meetings industry conferences that seems to be gaining fans. Check out Adrian’s description of the Solution[…]
We’re suspending the #eventtable Twitter chat for a short while, but don’t touch that dial: we’ll be back soon, with a new focus that will make the weekly conversation even[…]
Social media’s “Content is King” catchphrase drives home the importance of high quality information as the fulcrum in most new media marketing strategies. As a result, event organizers are seeing[…]
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,[…]
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[…]
How can event professionals more easily create engaging events that employ brain-friendly techniques? Neuroscience researcher Andrea Sullivan will join the #eventtable Twitter chat to discuss this hot topic Monday, April[…]
“It’s ALL about the content,” is true now more than ever thanks to algorithm changes Google will be making in the near future. The changes will penalize websites that are[…]
This week’s #eventtable chat, featured guest Lynn Randall of Randall Insights helping us tackle the subject of how social media is changing humanity & events.