Linkedin launched their Linkedin Showcase Pages in November last year. Probably not as prominent in terms of market awareness compared to Facebook Timeline, it nevertheless offers marketers an additional avenue to leverage on their existing assets on Linkedin, and engage your audience more specific to a product, service or event.
In August 2011, Apple filed a patent titled “BI-STABLE SPRING WITH FLEXIBLE DISPLAY.” This points to the start of the evolution of wearable technology. We look at the patent filing in detail and make some predictions on how wearable technology such as Apple’s rumoured “iWatch” can possibly revolutionize the Events industry:
Online registration is getting more common in the events industry but there’s still a lot to be known and discovered, including some of the pitfalls that large enterprises or event organisers may have missed out. Here, we take a look at 10 things which we thought you should know or be aware of for online registration for events:
Recent economic indicators seem to suggest that the worst of the global economic downturn is over and conditions are getting back to some kind of normality.
Paperless ticketing remains big news in the events industry, with firms of all sizes keen to reduce their carbon footprint and make attending conferences and other gatherings as convenient as possible.
Marketers who use social media should not simply see it as a numbers game in which the company that can add the most followers wins, recent research has suggested.
If you are an event planner or marketer or ever organise an event for your company or client, how often have you been asked about things relating to events data, where you ended up scrambling to churn out such statistics or data points required by your boss or clients?
Any event organizer will know it is vital to have a good, active social media presence, something we have covered on these pages before in the form of guides to different networks.
