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Six Social Media Event Marketing Blunders To Avoid

This post is by Dave Lutz, Managing Director of Velvet Chainsaw Consulting. Blogs, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter: More organizations are trying their hand at these cool Web 2.0 tools to help grow their show and attract future members — with mixed results.  Unfortunately, most attempts at using social media to attract attendees or increase the value they ...

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Walking On Social Sunshine: Identifying Your Nonprofit Association’s Social Footprint

  I used to think maybe you loved me, now nonprofit I'm not sure And I just can't wait for the day when you ping my mobile galore Now every time I visit my social networks, gotta hold myself down Cos I just wait till you update me your ...

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The Social Engagement Revolution: Why Your Organization Should Consider Social Media

Still think social media is a fad? Flowtown created this great graphic about how culture and society is changing with time. Associations, brands and organizations have taken notice of these statistics and some have entered the social space to listen and engage with customers. Edison Research's February 2010 Twitter Usage In America: 2010 report shows ...

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14 Social Media Stats Nonprofit Organizations Should Consider

Still wondering if your nonprofit or trade association should use social media? Take a look at some of this recent research and decide for yourself.  1.  400 million people use Facebook with nearly 95 million in the ...

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The Conference Collision: Old School Organizers, Status Quo Speakers, Disruptive Technologies And Attendee 2.0

Disruptive technologies have impacted the way we communicate and work for years. The relationship among event organizers, presenters and audiences is undergoing a fundamental change. Attendee 2.0 has embraced social media platforms and frequently engages in the backchannel discussing the event before, during and ...

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