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Atricle Dump - Using Technology to Create a Year-Round Event
Phone calls are crucial in running a business, and telephone etiquette is integral to the success of a business communications. The telephone is one of the primary points of contact between customers and dealers for most businesses.Millions of business calls are made everyday. Proper telephone etiquette is imperative in order for a business to succeed. Etiquette means to present oneself favora
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion
Internet usage for employee recruitment has come about through a few channels. In an effort to retain customer (and advertiser) loyalty, newspapers have developed online versions that include the "help wanted" ads which have long been their bread and butter. At the same time, sites like Monster and Career Builder have become major resources for both employees and employers, each site warehousing mill
Podcasting
Podcasting is fast becoming one of the most popular ways to distribute electronic media. Any form of electronic recording (video or audio) can be turned into a podcast for distribution over the Internet and can be replayed on a computer or MP3 player.
Conference sessions can be recorded and offered as downloads from the conference website. This can be a valuable resource to attendees and a great way to let those that did not attend the conference see what they missed. Try “releasing” one session podcast a month or take one of the longer keynote presentations and break it up into smaller sections to create a podcast series.
Other podcasting ideas include recording conference attendee testimonials or “teasers” for next year’s conference. If you already have speakers confirmed for next years event have them record a short segment about what they plan to speak on. As a sponsor benefit, offer sponsorships of podcasts to increase sponsor visibility throughout the year.
Online Communities
One of the most beneficial parts of attending a conference is networking and sharing ideas – so why limit that experience to just the conference? There are several technology tools that you can easily set up to give this experience to your attendees year-round. The newest and most robust is a blog – the next generation of online discussion forums.
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion
A company that has no logo is dead…at least in marketing and branding terms. The company design logo is the visual representation of its entrepreneurial identity that will make it recognizable for the entire world out there. A good logo design must have such power of attraction that can even entice investors to make a deal with your company. However, with the logo creation, the identity of your compa
Podcasting
Podcasting is fast becoming one of the most popular ways to distribute electronic media. Any form of electronic recording (video or audio) can be turned into a podcast for distribution over the Internet and can be replayed on a computer or MP3 player.
Conference sessions can be recorded and offered as downloads from the conference website. This can be a valuable resource to attendees and a great way to let those that did not attend the conference see what they missed. Try “releasing” one session podcast a month or take one of the longer keynote presentations and break it up into smaller sections to create a podcast series.
Other podcasting ideas include recording conference attendee testimonials or “teasers” for next year’s conference. If you already have speakers confirmed for next years event have them record a short segment about what they plan to speak on. As a sponsor benefit, offer sponsorships of podcasts to increase sponsor visibility throughout the year.
Online Communities
One of the most beneficial parts of attending a conference is networking and sharing ideas – so why limit that experience to just the conference? There are several technology tools that you can easily set up to give this experience to your attendees year-round. The newest and most robust is a blog – the next generation of online discussion forums.
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion
Let’s take a look at the various nursing jobs and positions that are out there. The nursing jobs that are typically available are classified as registered nursing (RN), or licensed practical nursing or licensed vocational nurses (LPN/LVN), and a nursing assistant. RN’s (registered nurses) are the cream of the crop as far as nurses go. They oversee the tasks that are done by the LPNs, and nursing assi
Other podcasting ideas include recording conference attendee testimonials or “teasers” for next year’s conference. If you already have speakers confirmed for next years event have them record a short segment about what they plan to speak on. As a sponsor benefit, offer sponsorships of podcasts to increase sponsor visibility throughout the year.
Online Communities
One of the most beneficial parts of attending a conference is networking and sharing ideas – so why limit that experience to just the conference? There are several technology tools that you can easily set up to give this experience to your attendees year-round. The newest and most robust is a blog – the next generation of online discussion forums.
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion
She was waiting for me when I returned from a meeting. Standing outside my office door, I could tell by her downward glance, Jodie was not there to give me good news on the project. Despite her confident, enthusiastic and definitive style, she failed to deliver what she had pitched. It was not the first time.Jodie operated counter to the Scottish proverb advising: "Never let your feet run fast
Online Communities
One of the most beneficial parts of attending a conference is networking and sharing ideas – so why limit that experience to just the conference? There are several technology tools that you can easily set up to give this experience to your attendees year-round. The newest and most robust is a blog – the next generation of online discussion forums.
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion
The lead-inToday our world is completely different compared to the early years of industrialism or even in comparison to just ten fifteen years ago. Our modern society is more or less totally transparent and the consumers are in command. To be successful today you need a genuine interest to listen to them and to understand their needs by implementing engaged, humble and respectful conversation
A conference blog offers a central location for interested parties to post messages that become on-going online conversations on many different topics. Individual discussion threads can be categorized by topic and date. Blog topics can parallel conference development activities such as venue selection, conference schedule, general session speakers as well as breakout session topics. This makes for a tremendous vehicle to attract interested individuals to your organization and conference.
Targeted eNewsletters
eNewlsetters are a great way to market an upcoming conference to your potential attendees, but why should everyone get the same one? If you have been able to track session attendance during past conferences or capture demographic information about an attendee during registration, you already have a goldmine of information. Use that information to create a segmented mailing list and create specific eNewletters just for them. This can be articles of interest, current events or even just a list of the upcoming conference sessions that they may be interested in.
Need help with any of the items above or developing a 12-month marketing plan? Contact Designing Events at info@designingevents.com or 866-867-1933.
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