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Lindy Dreyer is a marketing junkie and a total nerd for association work. Lindy is the chief social media marketer for SocialFish where she helps association clients make the most out of social media. With more than 10 years of experience in marketing using both traditional and new media, Lindy has now emerged as one of the leading voices for association marketing. On the “SocialFishing…” blog, she writes about progressive marketing techniques and practical ideas that association marketers can implement in their own work.

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On The Web

Schedule

(8 total)

I'm speaking at:

Lindy, Maddie
Sat Jan-30, 2:00 PM EST- 3:00 PM EST
Building an Event Blog Webinar
Lindy Dreyer, Maddie Grant
Maddie, Lindy
Tue May-25, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Case study: unassociated - An Unconference for Association Professionals
Maddie Grant, Lindy Dreyer
Maddie, Lindy, Peter
Thu Jun-03, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Social Networking For Events (Part 1): Designing Your Strategy
Maddie Grant, Lindy Dreyer, Peter Hutchins
Dave .. Lindy, Maddie, Johnson
Tue Jun-08, 8:00 AM EDT- 3:30 PM EDT
Association New Media Summit 2010
Dave Will, Sterling Raphael, Lindy Dreyer
Maddie, Lindy, Peter
Thu Jun-17, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Social Networking For Events (Part 2): Plans and Platforms
Maddie Grant, Lindy Dreyer, Peter Hutchins
Maddie, Lindy, Peter
Thu Jul-01, 2:00 PM EDT- 3:00 PM EDT
Social Networking For Events (Part 3): Building Engagement
Maddie Grant, Lindy Dreyer, Peter Hutchins

I'm attending:

Jessica, Tony
Wed Dec-02, 7:30 AM EST- 8:00 AM EST
Social Media at Events - Webinar
Jessica Levin CMP, Tony Veroeven
Beth Kanter
Tue Jan-26, 11:30 AM EST- 12:00 PM EST
The Trainer's Social Media Tool Box: Sharing My Best Practices and Tips
Beth Kanter

Conversations

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Mar 8
All: Experience of following a conference hashtag from home
"David Nour is going to do a webinar on "Twitter as an Experience Enabler for Meeting Planners." (http://engage365.conferencespot.org/meetings/3468)One of the experiences that Twitter enables is a way for folks who couldn't attend to follow along. But what's that experience really like? So here are my questions... * Have you ever followed a conference you couldn't attend on Twitter?* What was yo..."
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Jan 25
All: 100 million Conference attendees
"I bet MPI, PCMA, and IAEE all have industry-wide info on this...I'd love to hear from Engage365 members.So hey y'all - tell us...how big are your conferences?"
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Jan 13
All: How does your event handle bad press
"At Expo! Expo! there was a session related to this called, The AIG Effect: How to Maximize Your Meeting Amidst “All or Nothing” Anti-Travel Sentiment. I did not get to attend the session, but I met one of the presenters, John Woodstock from Infocomm, and e-mailed him for his thoughts on the topic. With his permission, I share it here..."What I can say from my direct experience is I found not a ..."
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Jan 11
All: Building an Event Blog
"Hi All,Maddie and I are presenting a webinar this Wednesday on this topic. http://engage365.conferencespot.org/meetings/2683Wanted to open this conversation up for any questions, ideas, or examples you may have on your mind. One of my favorite models--which we won't actually cover on Wednesday, so it's not a spoiler--is the TED blog. http://blog.ted.com/ Is something like that replicable for yo..."
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Dec 14
All: What about a closed meeting?
"In the thread on "What a Blogger Wants" David Nour left this message:"What about a "closed" meeting? Where do you draw the line between the "viral" effect of blogs and social networks and the need for an organization to keep some information private, or an event where media is not invited and the speakers may be a lot more candid than if they were 'on the record?' "Thought it deserved its own t..."
online strategy, conference marketing, socialmedia
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Nov 23
online strategy, conference marketing, socialmedia: Content Content Content Chop Chop Chop Repackage Repackage
"I've been thinking about this - I'm so not a show daily girl, but I still see so many people who are. I think what I would do is look for a way to do the show daily all pre-printed, but referencing a bunch of stuff online with easy URLs that you pre-determine. That way, you're saving money, fulfilling the needs of folks who want a printed piece, and still creating a bunch of great daily content..."
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Nov 13
All: Use of Social Media at your Events
"In our event work, we use it to do all of those things. I think of social media as an informal learning channel - that's how we get people engaged. By focusing on enriching the learning experience and networking. Once they're engaged, the support we get from that community is phenomenal. Both for marketing and for morale."
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Nov 13
All: Webinars, Webinars, Webinars
"*blush* We were actually thinking along those same lines. We can use the Buzz2009 event blog as the case study...and we can share what worked, and what didn't. Thanks Jeff and Tony!"
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Nov 4
All: What was your best event/social media experience
"Hey all,Would you guys be willing to share your most memorable experiences related to using social media at an event? I'm looking for personal stories---maybe these can be the basis of more analysis later.For me, I think my first experience was the most memorable---joining up with the texting backchannel at ASAE's annual meeting in Chicago, then attending the Bloggercon. Part of what made that ..."

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