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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.
Study shows gen X and gen Y bring different mindsets and expectations to events and conferences. Also: When do you start adding social media into your eventplanning? Trend Report by @ amsterdamrai says Gen Y & X are becoming important to the event industry ow.ly/kl9FR — JPdL(@JPdLEvents) April 23, 2013.
Also: Create a strategy to ensure that you don’t run out of food at your next event. Then it might be time to revisit your email marketing strategy. — BrightBull (@BrightBull) July 3, 2013. — BrightBull (@BrightBull) July 3, 2013. — Beth Sanborn (@FarFromCamelot) July 3, 2013.
— Amith Nagarajan (@AmithNagarajan) April 15, 2013. — Jenise Fryatt (@JeniseFryatt) April 15, 2013. To stay relevant in the event-planning field, you must constantly reinvent your conferences to align with industry changes. ” What strategies do you have for reinventing your events? (ht
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If you don’t provide a drip by drip conference content strategy. If you don’t provide a way to drip out important content and take aways, you have to start fresh each year convincing your customers that they should come to your event. That’s where a post-conference drip-content strategy helps.
Strategies that once delivered solid results are sputtering in today’s change-charged marketplace. Adapted from Donna’s Meeting Innovation post on Cvent’s EventPlanning blog. If they’re credible, we may listen for a bit, but then it’s back to our safe havens where everyone nods in agreement.
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