Event Marketing Speakers White Paper 
SpotMe Blog
JULY 1, 2021
While brainstorming your B2B event marketing ideas, these types of questions should be at the top of your mind. Your best B2B event marketing strategy can’t succeed without being seamlessly aligned with event objectives. First Things First: Set Objectives as Part of Your B2B Event Marketing Strategy.
Planning Pod
JANUARY 23, 2017
. #5 Blast out a “save-the-date” email as soon as you set your event date and book your venue. #6 7 Book your speakers and entertainers early and announce them one at a time over a series of emails. #8 8 Create a hashtag for your event and use it in every social media post. #9
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Social Tables
OCTOBER 6, 2018
All of the above is driving the generation’s expectations for meetings and events, ultimately redefining the meeting industry entirely. Gone are the days of static schedules, where speaker after speaker shuffle on stage while attendees remain seated. The Boston event, now in its fifth year, has countless moving parts.
Planning Pod
MAY 15, 2020
But most of us then put the device away because we feel ever-so-slightly self-conscious ignoring the speaker or presentation while we text away or watch a video with our earbuds in. With virtual events, there is nobody else present to stare-shame you into paying attention. Stale event programming is yet another reason.
Social Tables
OCTOBER 6, 2018
All of the above is driving the generation’s expectations in regards to meetings and events, ultimately redefining the industry as a result. Gone are the days of static schedules that shuffle through speaker after speaker while attendees remain seated. Control over the meeting agenda is moving to attendees.
MPG Event Marketing
OCTOBER 26, 2017
Too many events fail because the marketing team view them as a one-off concept, not something that needs attention every day. In her latest blog on planning for event marketing success, Kirsty Joynson argues event marketing is a 12-month job. It should be a core part of your ongoing content. That’s too late.
MPG Event Marketing
OCTOBER 26, 2017
Too many events fail because the marketing team view them as a one-off concept, not something that needs attention every day. In her latest blog on planning for event marketing success, Kirsty Joynson argues event marketing is a 12-month job. It should be a core part of your ongoing content. That’s too late.
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