5 signs your event is web 1.0
10 comments so farPhoto by: blogefl
You probably heard of Web 2.0
Just to give you an idea, think of a static html page in 1999, well that is Web 1.0. No Interactivity, no community, no sharing.
Think about blogs. This is Web 2.0. A whole new lot of possibilities. Interaction, groups, communities. You can now upload instead of constantly download [...]
Finally… Amiando!
7 comments so farI talked in the past about trying to find an open source, free and complete alternative to expensive EM software. Well Amiando it’s the closest solution to that. They have released a new version of the already great platform. I must admit it kicks asses, to use an allegoric phrase.
Don’t get me wrong, I still [...]
Twitter and event management
No commentsI could write a very long post about Twitter but Ally summed it up very well and talked about ways you can use Twitter in your event.
I know for a fact you read blogs about events. Maybe you want to follow what people working in events share or think about events management. Twellow is a [...]
Alltop
4 comments so farGuy Kawasaki, popular blogger and entrepreneur, recently started Alltop a directory with the best blogs per subject. They just added the event planning section, featuring the blog you are reading.
From the Q&A on their website:
Q. How do the Alltop sites work?
A. We import the stories of the top news websites and blogs for any given [...]
The best way to promote your event
1 comment so farThis is a collective effort of the Linkedin community to help you in promoting your event. We have a 1450+ Event Planning & Management Group there which I invite you to join. The community has so far answered on what makes an event outstanding, the top 5 qualities of the successful event manager and running [...]
