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Social Media Roundup: Email Marketing 101

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Then it might be time to revisit your email marketing strategy. — BrightBull (@BrightBull) July 3, 2013. When it comes to email marketing, the most important thing is the content of your email. This should be obvious, really,” writes Alex Aspinall for B2B Marketing , who also offers other useful ideas on the matter.

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Social Media Roundup: An Exotic Take on Event Planning

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The Craziest Venues We've Seen Events Take Over [link] #eventprofs. — Picatic (@Picatic) October 24, 2013. According to BizBash , all three have doubled as event venues for marketing firms or others. RT @EventMB Are Event Planners Overlooking New and Emerging Destinations? A cemetery. A walk-in freezer.

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Social Media Roundup: Avoid These Marketing Mishaps

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Takeaways from some epic marketing and management fails. Here are a few non-tech event trends to expect in 2014. And when you’re looking to improve your event planning or marketing—as well as identify what not to do—where better to look than at some of 2013’s biggest marketing mishaps? ht @ evvnt ).

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Three Free Event eBooks You Should Read

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Written and compiled by Julius Solaris, editor of the Event Manager Blog and founder of the 150,000 member Linkedin Event Planning and Management Group. The 2013 Speaker Report: The Use Of Professional And Industry Speakers In The Meetings Market. Do you secure speakers for your conferences, events or meetings?

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Social Media Roundup: A New Tool For Event Planning

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The event-planning site Splash challenges ticket-service sites with its full-fledged event-planning platform. What are some of the key details that go into planning events? Splash = Facebook of event websites ow.ly/k6YM2 — Sarah Beauchamp (@sarahconvene) April 16, 2013. .

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Social Media Roundup: Add Google+ To Your Event-Planning Strategy

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— LBI (@LBIAudioVideo) April 10, 2013. This means that when someone goes to Google and searches ‘Event Planner’ they are first seeing the accounts which rate highest on Google—many of those rating higher because they are posting on their Google+ pages,” Nicolette Anderson explains on BusyEvent.

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Social Media Roundup: How Paid Distribution Can Push Your Content Further

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Digiday reports that the company’s iQ blog has managed to attract between 400,000 and 450,000 unique readers each month—a huge boost from late 2013, when the site was bringing in half as many visitors. How did Intel manage to be so resoundingly successful at content marketing? But she totally gets it.