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Twitter chat as a marketing/community-building tool for events
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Kari Rippetoe
Social Media & Community Outreach Manager
Tuvel Communications
Have you used Twitter chats as a marketing/promotional or community-building tool for an event? What worked well for you?
Kari -- For Engage365, Chat's have been mainly around community building, but I think (if your community exists in Twitter), having a post-event (or during session) chat makes sense. After the event, you could invite the speaker to be a part of a moderated chat which allows attendees and presenters to connect and have Q/A.
I guess the same could be done beforehand. Why not? I have not seen this done.
Anyone else have experience with Twitter Chats for events (promo or community building)?
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Kari Rippetoe
Social Media & Community Outreach Manager
Tuvel Communications
What a great idea, Chris! I think Twitter chats used in that way gives those who were unable to attend a way to participate from afar. I was thinking pre-show "Twitterviews" with speakers would be a great way to get people excited and give them a taste of what they can expect. I'm sure it would also be beneficial to the speaker by providing food for thought for their upcoming session.
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