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This checklist outlines the steps for posting presentations to a website. It includes checking the event website for information, adding details from a speaker form to the site's event section if available, and linking relevant information. It also notes steps for marketing the event such as adding it to a calendar and social media, emailing the speaker, and encouraging them to share the information.
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- 1. CHECKLIST Presentations Step Check the website of the organization hosting the event to see if event has been posted If not, set a reminder to check back in 2 weeks If event is posted, use information given to you on Speaker Form and add to event section of website Remember to Link: To hosting organization website Speaker’s name to bio Location of event to Google maps Speaker’s Bureau Request Form Completed Post to website Add presentation information to marketing calendar Add presentation details to social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc) Email the speaker notifying them the presentation has been posted and encourage them to “Like” Facebook notification and link to their LinkedIn profile