Kuandoo is a fresh start-up aimed at making sure that your party, barbecue or get together are a smashing success. This post is by Julius Solaris for Event Manager Blog (?). I know you’ve heard me saying this in the past, but why not reinforcing it a bit: I am tired of me-too ideas in event… Read more
10 Ways to Market Your Event on Facebook
February 10, 2009 By
This is a guest post by Facebook diva Sara Waller, you can follow her on twitter, Facebook or Linkedin. Silent Dance viral event promoted via Facebook Facebook Events is a free yet effective application that can be used to promote parties, marketing events, product launches and other… Read more
10 Applications your Event Needs
January 30, 2009 By
As anticipated the webinar for Nielsen & co. was great yesterday. Here are the slides for my presentation. If you attended and had questions, now the time to comment. View more presentations from Julius Solaris. (tags: twitter events Update: Here’s a transcript of the presentation…. Read more
15 Free Ebooks About Event Planning
January 6, 2009 By
Photo by libraryman via Flickr A little bit more indulgence. Hard days of researching to bring you effective tools for your event planning business or career. Download them on your PC, ipod, pda and read them. I am sure you will get inspired and remember that every little bit… Read more
EventOrb unleashes Event Calendar
December 18, 2008 By
EventOrb is a nifty event marketing service that allows promoters to do a number of things such as: – Create unlimited events – Add photos from the event before or after it has taken place – Add videos of the event – Search for events all around the world by proximity, date, time of day… Read more
How to manage twitter discussion during events
October 14, 2008 By
Just guest posted on 140Char about live twitting management. Twitter is becoming a big part of events, I suggest you keep yourself up to date. Link to How to use live twitting and tweets in events Related articles by Zemanta – Still Trying to Understand Twitter? Think of Post-it… Read more
5 ways to promote events you don’t know
October 9, 2008 By
Photo by luc legay Many people lately have been asking me to promote their events on social networks. My response to most of them is this post. Social Media and social networks now offer great potential to cut costs on event promotions. Social media and social networks are just buzzwords to… Read more
Smirnoff targeting Meetups
October 1, 2008 By
Photo by: Cristiano Betta Smart brands are tackling Meetups to get targeted audience and generate buzz. I already talked about using Meetups to target your audience and create relevant experiences. Last night Smirnoff provided me a case study and possibly a good review. The London… Read more
Harvest Twestival, definitely impressed
September 30, 2008 By
Harvest Twestival was held on the 25th of September for the joy of 220 Twitter people. Here is a short review of the event. Planning You could definitely tell that the event was mostly planned via Twitter. I remember logging in on the official website 10 days before the event and there… Read more
MikonMixers… great idea
September 25, 2008 By
Mark just got me in the world of Mikons, a great way to communicate, but most of all a tremendous networking ice-breaker. When you are networking reaching out to people at events it is always difficult to skim your targets. Most of us do that with appearances but possibly there is no worst… Read more
