Today’s subject matter is set elements. Now, just because it’s an addition doesn’t make it expensive. Simple set elements can add dynamics, and color, and vibrance to any general session. Especially these days, when presenters like to wear black, and against black drapes, you get what we call the “floating head.”
The power of live streaming has become a common term in all types of marketing. Starting with Periscope, the amount of people embracing the technology has been incredible. Other social media outlets began taking on the concept. Now, Instagram has added live streaming to their arsenal, making this tech undeniably important for concerts, meetings, and corporate audio/visual events.
The social media wall at your event is going to be one of the biggest promotional tools you have ever utilized. Think about it. If you encourage the people attending your event to jump on their social media accounts and begin creating buzz, you’ve just leveraged the power of a nearly unlimited amount of free publicity. Even if you only have 25 people engaged in the activity, if each of them has 1,000 followers, that’s the potential to reach 25,000 people. You can’t do that with a mailer.
I love live streaming. This is one of the best tools advanced technology has brought us. You can see what’s going on as it’s happening on just about any device. When you utilize this medium for your business events, you increase your audience by millions. If you have enough people watching, that number isn’t a stretch. So which live stream service is right for your event? Here are the top three.
Integrating tech into your next event is a perfect way to promote you and your sponsors. The more publicity, the more money in the bank. A banner or mention in the program still works, but people are so tired of these old advertising methods, they don’t even notice them. Instead, shout branding to the rooftops with tech. You can integrate fun ways to relay your message with these five ideas.
I love a social media wall. It is one of the best ways to draw attention to your brand. Nearly everyone is obsessed with social media these days; it isn’t just reserved for teenagers anymore. Businesses, no matter the industry, use social media to boost their presence in their market, and it’s turning those of us in the media industry upside down in a very good way.
We work with lots of the same clients, lots of the same planners, a lot of the same presenters. Multi-year partnerships make it that much more streamlined. It makes it easier for everyone involved, it allows us to forecast for technologies that are new and emerging, and at the same time, offer discounts that appeal to any budget.
Today’s subject matter is Speaker Ready Rooms. I’ll tell you why speaker-ready rooms are important.
