by eventamplifier | Apr 7, 2016 | amplification, audience, planning
No event organiser would plan a conference or workshop without understanding the needs of their audience. The same should be true when integrating social media into your event experience. If you want to use social media to amplify the conversation around your event,...
by eventamplifier | Apr 7, 2016 | amplification, audience, planning, Uncategorized
No event organiser would plan a conference or workshop without understanding the needs of their audience. The same should be true when integrating social media into your event experience. If you want to use social media to amplify the conversation around your event,...
by eventamplifier | Mar 31, 2016 | amplification, conversation, curation, Live Commentary, planning, storytelling, Twitter
Live Twitter commentary is a high-adrenalin form of writing, which requires concentration, quick linguistic responses and an understanding of the content under discussion. But what do you do if you’re asked to live tweet from a highly technical event? In...
by eventamplifier | Mar 31, 2016 | amplification, conversation, curation, Live Commentary, planning, storytelling, Twitter, Uncategorized
Live Twitter commentary is a high-adrenalin form of writing, which requires concentration, quick linguistic responses and an understanding of the content under discussion. But what do you do if you’re asked to live tweet from a highly technical event? In...
by eventamplifier | Mar 22, 2016 | amplification, Live Commentary, planning
Managing a social media portfolio for a one-off event or an event brand can be a challenge for event organisers, particularly when there are so many other event-related balls to keep in the air. To help out, here are our top five tips for conference producers to help...
by eventamplifier | May 28, 2015 | amplification, planning
Amplified events can involve a mixture of activities and third party services, all of which come with risks and failure points. In this post, we discuss our efforts to assess the key risks. Amplifying events can be very exciting, with new tools coming out all...
