by eventamplifier | Sep 1, 2014 | Analysis, metrics, Twitter
With the release of Twitter Analytics, we look at what it has to offer event amplifiers and whether there are better ways to get useful Twitter metrics. Last week the Twitter Analytics service was made available to all Twitter users, opening up the opportunity...
by eventamplifier | Oct 17, 2013 | amplification, planning, Twitter
Can Twitter still be a disruptive power at an event? Some thoughts following our meeting with the organisers of SXSE London… Yesterday I was lucky to meet Ben Stockman and Andrew Walker (organiser and inaugural speaker, respectively) from the SXSE London...
by eventamplifier | Oct 3, 2012 | planning, Twitter
How can you reduce the risk of getting hit by the event hash tag spammers? In this post, we explore some of the ways to reduce the impact of hash tag spam… Attacks by event hash tag spammers seem to be on the increase, with large-scale events, popular...
by eventamplifier | Oct 3, 2012 | planning, Twitter, Uncategorized
How can you reduce the risk of getting hit by the event hash tag spammers? In this post, we explore some of the ways to reduce the impact of hash tag spam… Attacks by event hash tag spammers seem to be on the increase, with large-scale events, popular...
by eventamplifier | Oct 2, 2012 | Live Commentary, speakers, Twitter
Should academics be discouraged from live-tweeting conferences without explicit permission, or should speakers become more aware that their comments may be broadcast online? We reflect on the #Twittergate debate… Thanks to @ernestopriego, earlier today I was...
by eventamplifier | Mar 22, 2012 | audience, conversation, games, interactivity, Twitter, Twitter Bingo
We exclusively reveal a new Twitter game and consider its potential as an amplification tool to encourage greater engagement with Twitter at events. A new amplification tool was released onto the unsuspecting iTunes App Store this week: Tweet Buzzword Bingo....
