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How to Leverage Live Marketing With Social Media Before, During and After Events
Some large brands are pioneering marketing strategies blending social media with traditional events. The synergy is powerful while the cost is remarkably manageable.
Igniting Your Audience and Your Brand
Our latest conference in the New York area highlights the challenges of modern branding.
Want to Get the Most Out of Conferences? Follow These 7 Tips.
Conferences are immensely valuable but to get the most out of your time, you have to be ready to soak it all in.
A New Model for Results-Driven Networking
Building powerful business connections doesn't have to feel like a necessary evil. Take steps to achieve your goals while helping others without wasting your time.
Online Marketing Gets All the Buzz But Check Out the ROI for Live Events
Large companies sponsoring the splashiest events anticipate five-to-one returns. More modest affairs boast a three-to-one yield.
5 Tips for Getting Your Event Audience Buzzing on Social Media
The people most likely to send your event go viral are right there in front of you to be encouraged.
How to See (Clearly) What You Want to Accomplish
Try these visualization techniques to arrive closer to your goals.
10 Tips for Hosting a Wildly Successful Event on a Tame Budget
Gathering an audience to hear your message is the original social media marketing. Don't assume you can't afford it.
How Event Management and Analytics Gave This E-Vite Company a Boost
Splash is the first platform that allows users to manage the entire life-cycle of an event.
5 Essential Tips on How to Get the Most Out of Conferences
Conferences can be either extremely boring or extremely useful. Here are a few tips on making the most of your time at these events.
No Longer Hawkers, Modern Street Teams Can Help Build Your Online Presence
There's nothing like a real live person to greet and assist customers upon arrival to your location.
Smoke and Mirrors: Why We Aren't Seeing More Digital Zombies Like Michael Jackson
The King of Pop's digitized performance at the Billboard Music Awards gave the world a glimpse into a captivating technology that faces serious hurdles, inside and out.
