Online Event Myths BUSTED! Part 2

Join us for part 2 as we take a look at the realities of online events and how they can impact your existing events in our current series of posts: “Online Event Myths BUSTED!” Myth #2: Online events are only hosted at the same time as a real-world event. No one has extra time to manage 2 events … Continue reading →

Online Event Myths BUSTED! Part 1

We’re going to take a look at the realities of online events and how they can impact your existing events in this next series of blog posts: “Online Event Myths BUSTED!” Myth #1: Online events are out to replace real-world conferences and tradeshows. Myth Busted: An online event is seldom a replacement for a real-world tradeshow or … Continue reading →

Recruiting Exhibitors for an Online Event

Do you want to hold an online conference or trade show, but don’t have the start-up capital? Just like any business venture, it can feel like a big catch-22. You have exhibitors and speakers who are interested, but they want to see the show before they buy in. And you don’t have the show in … Continue reading →

Tour Expos2’s Virtual Event Platform

Take a tour to find out why Expos2’s online event platform is the favorite of government agencies, healthcare organizations, recruiting firms and more! Continue reading →

Practically Perfect Presentations…Presenting!

Preparing for Perfect Presentations We’re continuing our discussion on giving great webcast presentations by using the 3 P’s: Planning, Preparation and Presentation.  This week, we’ll cover Preparation. Preparing yourself and your equipment, practicing and looking ahead to potential pitfalls is key to webcasting success! All of your planning, preparation and practice will come together for the main event – … Continue reading →

Preparing for Perfect Presentations

Preparing for Perfect Presentations We’re continuing our discussion on giving great webcast presentations by using the 3 P’s: Planning, Preparation and Presentation. The last post was about the importance of planning your webcast carefully. This week, we’ll cover Preparation. Preparing yourself and your equipment, practicing and looking ahead to potential pitfalls is key to webcasting success! Preparation and Practice With … Continue reading →

Planning for Perfect Presentations

Planning for Perfect Presentations Giving a webcast presentation is new territory for many. Although the audience isn’t in the room with you, there are still a number of similarities to an in-person presentation – you should map out your talk ahead of time, you should get familiar with your equipment, and you should practice beforehand. … Continue reading →

The Apples and Oranges of On-line Event Provider Comparisons.

It has been argued that no business is better than bad business. While this may be true for established organizations in well defined industries it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for many organizations within an emerging industry. With that said, IMHO, the on-line events industry has done itself a disservice by involving its … Continue reading →

Perpetual Virtual Environments

Much has changed over the past couple of years regarding perception of virtual events. One major shift has been the growing trend to use the platforms as Perpetual Virtual Environments, or PVEs. PVE’s allow digital marketers an opportunity to engage with their audiences 24/7/365 by collapsing distances and connecting people all while having access to the … Continue reading →

Pricing Tips for Booths and Attendance

Much like the internet itself, virtual events are great at collapsing distances and connecting people. Also like the world wide web, virtual events can be difficult to monetize. A key component of monetizing your virtual events is your pricing strategy. Whether to charge for attendee access, how much to charge, how you differentiate your sponsorship … Continue reading →