Wednesday, November 04
7:30 AM
 
Wed Nov-04, 7:30 AM EST- 8:00 AM EST
Watch Tony Veroeven, Omnipress' social media leader and Jessica Levin from Seven Degrees Communications to learn how to tackle these questions on social media. This webinar is recorded. Catch Jessica & Tony December 2nd for a live webinar of this subject. Register here: http://engage365.conferencespot.org/meetings/2682 |
Wednesday, November 18
8:00 AM
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Wed Nov-18, 8:00 AM EST- 8:30 AM EST
Join our social media guru, Tony Veroeven as he makes a case how conference-focused communities improve an attendees' experience and their overall satisfaction with the event. He'll make the link of higher satisfaction with increased attendance and higher conference revenue.
Tony will talk about current event challenges and how to leverage LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter to your advantage, instead of encouraging them to fragment your attendees across many platforms. Plus, you'll get a sneak peek at the Conference 2.0™ event community solution. Conference 2.0™ is the platform behind Engage365. |
Wednesday, December 02
7:30 AM
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Wed Dec-02, 7:30 AM EST- 8:00 AM EST
Join Tony Veroeven, Omnipress' social media leader and Jessica Levin from Seven Degrees Communications to learn how to tackle these questions on social media. Why Attend: Who should attend: Cost: FREE You may add this webinar to your schedule, but to view this event you will need to register for it. Once registered, the video should start immediately. Continue the discussion about this webinar and its subject matter in the conversations area below. |
Thursday, January 21
11:00 AM
Thu Jan-21, 11:00 AM EST- 12:00 PM EST
New web technology is changing the face of the events industry. Trends in social media including blogs, mini-blogs, RSS, podcasting, social software, multi-user virtual environments and more will significantly impact planners, exhibitors, attendees and event marketers. This session will afford the opportunity to share successes using this technology. Many examples and case studies will be sited and you will come away with many ideas to use for your events.
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Tuesday, January 26
11:30 AM
Tue Jan-26, 11:30 AM EST- 12:00 PM EST
Beth Kanter who has been teaching nonprofit technology workshops for over 15 years, both offline and online. For almost six years, she has been integrating social media tools and tricks into her instructional practice. She is going to share with you all her secrets, her tool bag, and other tips for using social media to create instructional materials, research your audience, deliver your workshop and follow up.
If this isn't enough, she'll be giving away a free copy of Cliff Atkinson's new book, The Back Channel, required reading for trainers. All workshop participants will receive a discount coupon for the book. Buy today and receive 35% off the list price plus free shipping in the U.S. Simply Click Here and enter the following coupon code at checkout: BETH-BC. Topics covered:
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Saturday, January 30
2:00 PM
 
Sat Jan-30, 2:00 PM EST- 3:00 PM EST
Could a blog be the centerpiece of your event's social media strategy? Hear from Lindy Dreyer and Maddie Grant who, along with their event partner SmartBrief, built and ran an event blog for last summer's Buzz2009. Lindy and Maddie will share what worked, what didn't, and lessons learned from their first-hand experience.
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Tuesday, February 16
3:00 PM
Tue Feb-16, 3:00 PM EST- 3:30 PM EST
Why large and mid-size corporations in North America have redistributed more than $15 billion of their advertising budgets from traditional promotional activities to Internet marketing initiatives? Why online users spent more than $112 billion last year (U.S. and Canada) and how you can be part of this successful business highway that is redefining the future of the world's digital economy.
The Internet has revolutionized marketing practice, connecting potential customers to businesses in a way never before possible. Today, with online audiences spending more time using price comparison sites, search engines and social networks, how well does your plan engage them to get your message across? The key issue facing meeting planners today is which how to best integrate this powerful new component into their strategies and media plans. David Nour, author of Relationship Economics, ConnectAbility, and Social Networking Best Practices, shares his 10 best internet marketing strategies to increase your marketing gravity. In 60 minutes, we will start with how to define your online strategy and continue with top internet marketing best practices like search engine optimization, social networking, and article marketing to name a few. We will discuss how it can help you to increase your market awareness, market share, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty. |
Wednesday, February 17
12:00 PM
Wed Feb-17, 12:00 PM EST- 1:00 PM EST
From major news anchors, to daytime TV to celebrities, Twittermania seems to be taking over the world. But is it a valuable business development tool or just a media craze?
Learn what it means to "tweet" and how you can use this powerful social networking site to strengthen your personal brand, recruit new employees, and develop meaningful professional relationships for yourself and your company. We will also explore the basics of using Twitter in the meetings industry for both promotion and attendee engagement, This session will teach the basics of using Twitter including setting up an account, Twitter jargon and how to use the tool effectively for personal and professional development. |
Tuesday, March 16
10:30 AM
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Tue Mar-16, 10:30 AM EDT- 12:30 AM EDT
Get answers to basic questions like, "What is social media?" and then get an advanced perspective on "What's next in social media." Hear from association executives (see panelists, below) who have successfully launched and learn which strategies worked best. See how public networks can be leveraged as outposts, as well as how to host your own social presence.
For more established associations, we'll discuss the strategies for bringing a community to life while at the same time, generate new non-dues revenue. Discover easy-to-use tools that will generate member engagement and help take your social platform to the next level. Learn how to quantify the results with real metrics to ensure your initiatives are supporting your mission. Learn how to recognize members who participate the most in ways that will both give them recognition and generate even more viral engagement. Panelists Kimberly Jahnke is Communications Manager at Executive Director, Inc., an association management company in Milwaukee. She advises on public relations and social media strategy for the Society for Clinical Data Management and other clients. Kimberly was an early adopter of social media for association communications and constantly monitors communications trends. Before joining Executive Director, Kimberly was a reporter at newspapers and magazines in Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Salt Lake City. Adam DeMarie is an employee of Executive Director, Inc. (EDI), where he works for the Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA). He has worked with AAEA since 2003 (before the client was with EDI) and is responsible for the association's communications and marketing, including its website, Facebook page, and association blog. Adam has also been active within EDI on the subject of social media, working across clients to help define best practices and answer common questions for associations. Ann Nelson recently joined Association Acumen as the PR/Social Media Manager for the Control System Integrators Association. Ann is responsible for implementation and engagement of the CSIA "closed" social networking site - CSIA Connected Community. This webinar has ended and the live stream has been removed. |
3:00 PM
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Tue Mar-16, 3:00 PM EDT- 4:00 PM EDT
140 characters - that's all the space you get to answer a simple question: "What Are You Doing?" What began as a simple idea has spread like wildfire, as an estimated 30 million users - from celebrities to corporate brands - have expanded the idea to what they're thinking, what they're reading, what they find of interest and value.
Countless others have extended the original Twitter web page into thousands of applications - from productivity, to promotions, analytics to multimedia. From TwitterFountain to TweetLater and hootsuite, you'll be amazed at what a simple idea of staying in touch - 140 characters at a time - has become as a strategic online business tool. So how does this apply to meeting planning business and why you need to get on Twitter now? We invite you to join David Nour, author of Relationship Economics, ConnectAbility, and Social Networking Best Practices on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 3 PM EDT (Noon Pacific) for a look inside Twitter for Business best practices to help you listen louder - to an intelligent market, full of insightful ideas and best practices. In 60 minutes, we'll cover:
Listen to David's 3-minute overview of this webinar. Did you miss David Nour's last webinar? No worries, we've recorded it: Ten Best Internet Marketing Best Practices for Meeting Planners |
Wednesday, April 07
1:00 PM
 
Wed Apr-07, 1:00 PM EDT- 2:00 PM EDT
Jeff Korhan is a New Media Marketer, a top-ranked blogger, and a professional speaker who helps entrepreneurs and small business owners and managers build online strategies that enhance their Web visibility, reputation, and referrals. Brian Birch is the Assistant Executive Director of the Snow and Ice Management Association (SIMA), a national trade association of over 2000 professionals. Over the past 5 years Brian has applied his advanced training in eBusiness and anthropology to help SIMA grow its online presence while bridging the human/technology gap. Brian and Jeff will provide proven techniques and examples that associations are using now. Part 1. Leading with Realistic Expectations for Sustainable Results
Be sure to register right now for part 2 of this webinar series, "Practical Social Media Tools that Encourage Collaboration" View Part 2 session details |
Tuesday, April 13
2:00 PM
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Tue Apr-13, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
 Presenter: Charlene LiSocial media can have tremendous impact on an event’s success. It allows event planners to reach their target audience more easily and effectively and it enables attendees to engage before, during and after the event. Join Charlene Li in this EventBrite sponsored webinar and you’ll learn:
Register now and you’ll gain the knowledge to create a social media strategy for your next event – building excitement and momentum that will increase registrations, attendee satisfaction and brand loyalty! Charlene Li is the Founder of Altimeter Group and coauthor of the critically acclaimed, bestselling book Groundswell. She is one of the foremost experts on social media and technologies and a consultant on leadership, strategy, social technologies, interactive media, and marketing.She is currently working on her next book, “Open Leadership: How Social Technology Can Transform How You Lead” to be published in May 2010 by Jossey-Bass. Charlene was named one of the 12 most creative minds of 2008 by Fast Company, and one of the most influential women in technology in 2009. She frequently consults and speaks on disruptive technologies and publishes a blog at blog.altimetergroup.com. This session will use the #eventbrite Twitter hashtag as the main back channel. Cost: $5.00 All proceeds from this event will be donated to Citizen Effect, an organization that provides everyday citizens the tools and networks they need to work directly with communities in need around the world. Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. This is an EventBrite sponsored webinar. |
3:00 PM
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Tue Apr-13, 3:00 PM EDT- 4:00 PM EDT
Regardless of your companies’ tendencies, there are different conversations taking place about you on the social web. Some have positive and others have negative effects on your business, brand, market, products, and talent acquisition capabilities. Some of your competitors are heard more often and some are in dark. Where do you stand? Companies are spending more on social media in 2010. What is your social media strategy and how will you most effectively get involved now? What are the ideal outcomes of this investment? How will you get / stay at the forefront of the competition? Join David Nour, author of Relationship Economics®, ConnectAbility, and Social Networking Best Practices Series, and Matt Rosenhaft in their upcoming webinar to get the answers of these all important questions. They will discuss the best strategies and practices on leveraging social media for marketing, customer relationships, operations, employee management, and partner management. They will cover a case study conducted on the conversations about a fortune 500 company and its analysis using just the public domain information. |
Wednesday, April 21
1:00 PM
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Wed Apr-21, 1:00 PM EDT- 2:00 PM EDT
To view the recorded webinar, click on the Recorded Webinar link in the Materials area on the right side of the screen (you will need to be logged into Engage365).
Are you ready to move beyond the social media hype and get down to the business of using this platform to achieve pragmatic results for your association and its events? This collaborative, two-part series combines the experience of social media practitioners whose work with associations will give you two uniquely relevant perspectives. Jeff Korhan is a New Media Marketer, a top-ranked blogger, and a professional speaker who helps entrepreneurs and small business owners and managers build online strategies that enhance their Web visibility, reputation, and referrals. Brian Birch is the Assistant Executive Director of the Snow and Ice Management Association (SIMA), a national trade association of over 2000 professionals. Over the past 5 years Brian has applied his advanced training in eBusiness and anthropology to help SIMA grow its online presence while bridging the human/technology gap. Brian and Jeff will provide proven techniques and examples that associations are using now. Part 2. Practical Social Media Tools that Encourage Collaboration
Be sure to check out part 1 of this webinar series, "Leading with Realistic Expectations for Sustainable Results". View Part 1 session details You can view the presentation slides without audio below. |
Friday, April 30
12:30 PM
Fri Apr-30, 12:30 PM EDT- 1:00 PM EDT
Join KiKi L’Italian (DelCor) as she hosts this month’s Social Media Sweet Spot to discuss recent social media happenings in the world of Associations.
Last Show: In February's show, special guest Maddie Grant of Socialfish.org and one of the core leaders in the recent UnTech10 unconference talked about Untech10, unconferences, using social media outlets, the importance of a community... just to name a few. You can follow the conversations on twitter with this hashtag: #sweetspot Live Broadcast by Ustream.TV About The DelCor Social Media Sweet Spot This is a live weekly webcast for association professionals aiming to harness the power of social media. We examine current happenings within the association world and reflect on the impact of social media on association staff and members. It’s a chance to talk about the online chats, the events and meetings, and the blog posts relating to social media for associations – and the various tools we use to engage. |
Wednesday, May 05
1:00 PM
Wed May-05, 1:00 PM EDT- 2:00 PM EDT
Hosting an on-line community for your event can provide incredible value to your attendees: attendees meet and mingle months beforehand and stay in touch long after the event is over. It can also provide great value to your brand by creating a "sticky" relationship with your attendees.
But healthy communities don't just build themselves. A poorly tended community can languish like an empty room, or, worse, poorly behaved or rude members can become disruptive and cast a shadow on the community as a whole, and, by extension, your brand. This webinar will outline a set of best practices to ensure that your attendees connect with each other actively and politely before your event and stay engaged even after your event is over. We will cover a set of rules developed over time by experienced community managers as well as illustrate them with examples from community managers and event planners. |
Tuesday, May 11
2:00 PM
Tue May-11, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
In the digital age, people are learning in new ways that are both communal and autonomous.
So how does this affect your traditional conferences and events? In this 60-minute session you will learn:
Jeff Hurt has worked in the nonprofit arena for more than 20 years and currently serves as the Director of Education and Engagement for Velvet Chainsaw Consulting, helping associations and organizations improve their annual meetings and education. Hurt has formal training in adult education and is active in the social media space including being the primary author of Velvet Chainsaw's blog Midcourse Corrections. This webinar is sponsored by: KRM Information Services, Inc. Event Hashtag: #2010connect To view the recorded session, please log in or join Engage365. |
Wednesday, May 12
2:00 PM
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Wed May-12, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
For marketers championing a social media program, three words hold a tremendous amount of weight: Return On Investment
But 65% of marketers believe their organizations haven’t generated revenue on social media.* How does your company launch targeted, effective campaigns and measure them effectively to gauge success? Join us on May 12 at 2 p.m. EDT to learn strategies for creating positive social media ROI. Shoutlet CEO Jason Weaver will discuss how to:
“Social Media ROI” will help you plan for the ultimate goal – impressive return on investment – at every stage of your social media outreach. Cost: FREE Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. |
Tuesday, May 25
2:00 PM
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Tue May-25, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
To view the recorded webinar, click on the Recorded Webinar link in the Materials area on the right side of the screen (you will need to be logged into Engage365).
What is an unconference and how is this style of collaborative learning useful for meeting planners and event professionals? In this 60-minute session you will learn:
Maddie Grant, CAE and Lindy Dreyer are top-ranked association/nonprofit industry bloggers. Their SocialFishing..." blog covers the intersection between social media and association management. Their consulting practice, SocialFish, helps organizations build community on the social web. This webinar is sponsored by: KRM Information Services, Inc. Event Hashtag: #2010connect |
Thursday, June 03
2:00 PM
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Thu Jun-03, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
In the first of three comprehensive sessions on social networking, our experts will demonstrate how to create a long-term strategy for implementing social networking into your show's marketing plan. Learn how to craft a strategy that works, from defining goals to measuring post-event impact of social networking efforts.
Whether you're a social networking neophyte or you're simply ready to organize your various activities into a comprehensive strategy, this is the session for you. This webinar is sponsored by: EXPO Webinars. Cost: FREE Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. SPEAKERS: Maddie Grant, CAE, and Lindy Dreyer are well known association and event industry bloggers, and are the founding partners of Social Fish, a social networking consultancy Peter Hutchins, VP, Knowledge Initiatives, American Society of Association Executives MODERATOR: Donna Sanford, Publisher & Editor EXPO |
Tuesday, June 08
8:00 AM
 
Tue Jun-08, 8:00 AM EDT- 3:30 PM EDT
Join Lindy Dreyer, Maddie Grant, Jeff De Cagna, Sterling Raphael, Johnson Cook and many more speakers on June 8, 2010 for a day filled with relevant and engaging discussions about new media and what it means for your association today and down the road!
Attend this second annual Association New Media Summit in person in Arlington, VA or via Live Video Web cast. Program Highlights:
Who Should Attend: All association executives involved with:
This event is organized by: Peach New Media Cost: $179.00 for Engage365 Members (normally $229.00) To get this discount, click "Add to my schedule" button above, then click the register button below to register. You will use the code "engage" to finalize your discount. Once registered, you will receive an email with more details. |
Thursday, June 17
2:00 PM
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Thu Jun-17, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Now that you’ve defined your social networking strategy, it's time to dive into the nitty-gritty, investigate the public platforms and the white label proprietary networks to determine which ones will make your social networking goals a reality. Get the skinny on the major platforms, plus the deets on which ala carte tools are a must -- and which ones you might want to skip.
Cost: FREE Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. SPEAKERS: Maddie Grant, CAE, and Lindy Dreyer are well known association and event industry bloggers, and are the founding partners of Social Fish, a social networking consultancy Peter Hutchins, VP, Knowledge Initiatives, American Society of Association Executives MODERATOR: Donna Sanford, Publisher & Editor EXPO |
Thursday, July 01
2:00 PM
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Thu Jul-01, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Even the best-planned social networking strategy will be for naught if the execution is lacking. Learn the best tactics and strategies for engaging exhibitors and attendees, and how to get them involved from Day One.
We’ll share insights, tips and case studies to give you all the tools you need to get your audience engaged as a community – and working with you to promote your event and build buzz. Cost: FREE Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. SPEAKERS: Maddie Grant, CAE, and Lindy Dreyer are well known association and event industry bloggers, and are the founding partners of Social Fish, a social networking consultancy Peter Hutchins, VP, Knowledge Initiatives, American Society of Association Executives MODERATOR: Donna Sanford, Publisher & Editor EXPO |
Tuesday, July 27
1:00 PM
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Tue Jul-27, 1:00 PM EDT- 2:00 PM EDT
We are always hearing about Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, but there are many more new technologies that can make our jobs easier and create unique and engaging experiences for attendees.
Join Jessica Levin, CMP in this 1 hour webinar as she will expose you to 20 new tools that you may not have heard about. From Skype to DimDim to Jing to Meetings Wizard and many more. Who should attend Meeting planners, marketers, business owners and anyone that connects with other people About the presenter Jessica Levin, MBA, CMP is President and Chief Connector at Seven Degrees Communications. She is a recognized leader in using technology for meetings to create efficiencies and to enhance the attendee experience. Recorded Session To view the recording, you must be logged into Engage365. A link to the recorded session will exist to the right. Membership to Engage365 is free. |
Wednesday, August 18
1:00 PM
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Wed Aug-18, 1:00 PM EDT- 2:00 PM EDT
A Networked Nonprofit is a simple, agile and transparent organization that lets outsiders in and insiders out. Large or small, they work more like a network than a single organization.
In The Networked Nonprofit: Connecting With Social Media To Drive Change, co-authors Beth Kanter and Allison Fine show how social media is catalyzing a shift away from "organization-centric" advocacy, governance and communications toward a "networked" approach. Join Beth Kanter in this 60-minute session to learn: * How to understand social networks through social network analysis * How to do more with less by leveraging your network * How to create a social culture at your nonprofit * How and why you must value relationships as well as transactions About Beth Beth is the CEO of Zoetica, a company that serves nonprofits and socially conscious companies with top-tier, online marketing services. In 2009, she was named by Fast Company Magazine as one of the most influential women in technology and one of Business Week’s “Voices of Innovation for Social Media.” She is currently the Visiting Scholar for Social Media and Nonprofits for the Packard Foundation. Recorded Session To view the recording, you must be logged into Engage365. A link to the recorded session will exist to the right. Membership to Engage365 is free. |
12:00 PM
Wed Sep-15, 12:00 PM EDT- 12:40 PM EDT
Learn how to combine online social technologies, session materials and marketing engagement methodologies to maximize networking and learning for your attendees, speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors.
Join Sean Lawler, Omnipress' Director of Online Services, as he discusses the challenges of events and demonstrates how the Conference 2.0™ community solution addresses those challenges. Who should attend: Meeting Planners, Event Planners, Executive Directors, Marketing Directors, Sponsorship & Exhibitor Coordinators, Education Directors, Community Managers, Social Media Directors. Cost: FREE Add this webinar to your Engage365 schedule and click the register button below to sign up for this upcoming session. Once registered, you will receive an email with the details on how to join the webinar. This webinar will repeat in the future. View Omnipress' Webinars web site for other dates. |
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