Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus and the pause on almost all in-person trade shows, virtual events are gaining in popularity. Many industry associations are hosting their annual conferences online. The next time you hold a virtual event, try using one of these techniques to create the fear of missing out (FOMO) to keep your attendees engaged.
What is a virtual event? Many people have (incorrectly) classified them as a Zoom meeting (or whatever platform is comparable). A virtual event is so much more. Check out these great examples that can all be done virtually, plus some reasons people hold a virtual event and what they accomplish.
As venues look at their options to slowly re-open and increase their capacity limits, there are multiple technological innovations being put in place around the world to help get the gears turning. Check out this post on the technology you might see as event centers begin to re-open their doors.
With constant updates on the COVID-19 coronavirus, it’s important to make sure your business email messages aren’t repetitive and a waste of your subscribers time. Here are some tips to follow to avoid tiring your audience.
In a time when many organizations are feeling helpless due to COVID-19, it’s important to focus on the things that they can control. While large, in-person gatherings are not acceptable at this time, you can still be interactive with your network on a large scale through virtual events!
Are your company’s exhibits temporarily on the shelf? Well you now have a great window of opportunity to do the research, analysis, brainstorming, and implementation that will improve your trade show results and ROI for years to come. Check out these tips on how to do it.
Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies have stepped off the shelf – almost literally – and into our eyes and brains. These fun and interactive tools are helping businesses create bigger impacts on potential customers as well, especially at trade shows and product launches. Read on to learn more!
Do you worry about video quality or which type of camera your department should invest in? There are a lot of different types of cameras out there. Here are 7 different types of cameras and how to best use them.
Every search done on the web falls into one of three categories: navigational, informational and transactional. So what are the difference between the three? Understanding these three different types of user intents is critical for choosing keywords for SEO and online advertising. Check out our tips to help you find your target audience.
Since its incorporation in 1994, Amazon has grown from a small startup to today’s Internet juggernaut. So, what can trade show marketers learn from their success? We’ve picked 4 things that any business (small or large, product- or service-oriented) can emulate from the e-commerce giant.
To help you sort between passing fads and tomorrow’s go-to technology, we’ve put together this summary of exhibition industry tools that have already proven their exhibit merits by gaining wide adoption and distribution by exhibitors and suppliers.
Social media success involves more than having followers or likes. While having significant reach or impressions can be a vital ingredient to your social media soup, the ultimate test of your social efforts comes down too driving brand loyalty, leads and customers. In this article, we’ll look at the most vital stats for measuring effective social management.
One troublesome thing about Instagram is the limited opportunity to link to your website, unless you have over 10,000 followers (and the perks that come with that). So how do you reach this magic number of followers? Consider the following tips.
The task of overlaying interactive content on top of videos and/or images has been relegated to costly custom coding and development solutions… until now. Learn how you can quickly and easily add touchable points throughout a video or image with Skyline 360.
Not getting enough web leads? In this post, we’ll discuss how to maximize the percentage of website visitors who fill out your forms, minimizing those who surf your site anonymously before leaving.