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    Events are about connecting people on a very real, personal, face to face level – which is exactly what social media enables. Conversations in real time, but ultimately you have to meet the people and have a dialog. “Oh, you’re @wyliemac!” Ok.

    Who this is applicable for: Events for small businesses, promotions, associations, nonprofit events.

    Twitterfall of tweets and images from Flickr, localized events coming together to share pics, consistent messaging, shared purpose, ideas

    Favorites, Groups & Events

    Social Media & Events - Presentation Transcript

    1. It’s about Connecting People by Crystal Olig & Rachel Globus Event Solutions @sparklegem | @mediajunkette Social Media & Events:
    2. Why does social media make sense for events?
    3. How can event pros use social media?
      • To strengthen your events
      • To strengthen your career, personal brand, organization
    4. How Facebook Can Strengthen your Events
      • Increase engagement
        • Invite friends
        • Post & tag photos
        • Post video
        • Create discussions about products, speakers, content
        • Discuss topics after the event — maintain brand engagement
    5. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    6. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    7. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    8. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    9. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    10. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    11. Facebook Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow 2009
    12. How Twitter Can Strengthen your Events
      • Ask prospective attendees for input
      • Get attendees connected for free
      • PR: Promote your event (before & during) and build buzz
      • Instantly message out information (before & during), materials
      • Obtain real-time feedback from attendees, pre- & post-event polling
      • Engage attendees through commenting on sessions, speakers
      • Attendees can follow more than one session
      • Provide customer service for registration, answer attendee questions
      • Quickly schedule meetups during conferences
      • Broaden event community
      • Increase engagement via Twitter feeds on-site
      How Twitter Can Strengthen your Events
    13. Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
    14. Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
      • Started tweeting: Jan. 28, 2009
      • Followers: 2,700+
      • Event hashtag: #escs09
      • Live tweet Spotlight Awards, contests
      • Meet up during Conference
      • Share pictures from trade show floor
      • Spread the word to local community about show
      • Share video from Conference
      • Discuss lessons learned in education classes
      • Share breaking show news
      • Share ideas from trade show floor
      Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow How ES09 Used Twitter
    15. What We Got out of It
      • Twitter was no. 1 referring site to website during Feb. 22-26
      • Influential people buzzed about the conference
          • @GloNelsonCSEP 2,470 followers
          • @lvwedconcierge 343 followers
          • @danzisko 242 followers
          • @mattwarren 249 followers
          • = reach of 3,300 people
      Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
    16. Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
    17. Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
    18. Twitter Case Study: Event Solutions Conference & Tradeshow
      • Continue engagement with brand after the show
      • Twitter is now no. 5 referrer to event-solutions.com
      What We Got out of It
    19. What We Got out of It
    20. Twitter Case Study: BusyEvent
    21. How BusyEvent Used Twitter
      • Pre-event promotion publicizes event Twitter account
      • Account used to publicize speakers, offer discounts
      • Attendees given option to follow event Twitter account at registration
      • Messaging at check-in kiosk screens, on badges, event staff shirts, swag bags, etc.
      • Digital signage shows conversation (“wiffiti”)
    22. What They Got out of It
      • > 7,000 tweets, SMS sent during conference
      • Reduced check-in wait time from 7 min to 30 sec
      • Organizers stemmed significant issues immediately
      • Ad-hoc meetings
      • Communications costs halved (savings: $7,000+)
      • Twitter stream became a revenue source for producer (approx. $12,000)
    23. Want to find out more? Brian Slawin @BusyEvent busyevent.com
      • Virtual portfolio for a visual industry: photos and video
      • Engage clients, prospects, partners in your brand
      • Connect with colleagues in a more casual context
      • Voice, voice, voice. Be a person people want to work with. Be yourself.
      How Facebook Can Strengthen your Business/Career
      • Find new resources & ideas
      • Connect with a community of peers & experts
      • Get instant info for site selection, vendors
      • Find out what others are saying about your company, venues, issues, etc.
      • Add social media to skill set you offer clients
      • Market your experience to the industry
      • Connect with media
      How Twitter Can Strengthen your Business/Career
    24. But How Does this Get Me Business/Attention?
      • WOM.
      • Thought leadership.
      • It’s about catalyzing relationships.
      • It’s about nurturing relationships.
      • It should be part of your overall marketing mix.
    25. Rules to Tweet By
      • Be useful .
      • Nurture relationships .
      • Tweet judiciously .
      • Retweet judiciously .
      • Content is king.
      • Don’t worry if you miss something.
      • There’s a tool for that.
      • Don’t go down the rabbit hole .
    26. Industry leadership
    27. Industry leadership
    28. Connect
      • Crystal Olig | Rachel Globus
      • @sparklegem | @mediajunkette
      • event-solutions.com
      • email: Crystal.a.olig@gmail.com
      • linkedin .com/in/crystalolig
      • facebook .com/crystalolig
      • slideshare .net/crystalaolig
      • blog: whygeny.wordpress.com
      • blog twitter: twitter.com/whygeny
    29. Always leave ‘em laughing

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