Ever wonder how many Twitter  tools are there out there? According to David Nour, there are 101 of them… or at least that’s how many he’s identified in this article:

• 101 Twitter Tools to Help Achieve Your Relationship-Centric Goals

So What About Twitter?
The Engage365 “Conversation of the Week”

Twitter enables folks who couldn’t attend an event to follow along. Have you ever followed a conference you couldn’t attend on Twitter? What was your experience like?
Lindy Dreyer wants answers to these questions.

Two  “Thumbs Up” Articles

• Learning Lessons from a Hybrid Event Experience – MPI’s #MD10 Conference
  Michael McCurry
• Eight Ways To Make Your Meeting Or Event Blog And Twitter Friendly
  Jeff Hurt
  

Upcoming Webinars

If you missed David Nour last month, I suggest not missing him this month. He’s a top notch speaker and has many good insights to social media, marketing and events.

• March 16, 3pm ET – Twitter as an Experience Enabler for Meeting Planners
  David Nour
  

Oldies, but Goodies

Go pop a bag of microwave popcorn, throw on some headphones and kick back to one of these recorded sessions.

• Building an Event Blog – Lindy Dreyer & Maddie Grant
• Twitter for Events – Jessica Levin & Jennifer Andrawis
• The Trainer’s Social Media Tool Box: Sharing My Best Practices and Tips – Beth Kanter
• Meetings 2.0 – How to Use Social Media to Market, Manage and Improve Events – Corbin Ball
• Ten Best Internet Marketing Best Practices for Meeting Planners – David Nour

Want to meet one of the main brains behind Untech10? Then you’d better tune in this Friday’s live web cast at 12:30pm ET as KiKi L’Italian, Host of Delcor’s Social Media Sweet Spot talks with special guest, Maddie Grant of Socialfish.org about her experience with that event.

Hot Reads!

• Lessons in Engaging Attendees from Event Camp NYC 2010
• EventCamp Wrap Up -
  Fishbowls in NYC
• Six Lessons from #Untech10

The Engage365 “Conversation of the Week”

Eric Hatch of P.O.P Event Marketing, Inc. is looking for your input on how an exhibitors should be using social media to maximize their tradeshow investment. He provides five ideas (which might be a good resource to share with your exhibitors), but what do you think?

Chime in!
How should an exhibitor start using Social Media?

In Case You Missed It

Have you missed any of our awesome webinars? If so, don’t worry, we record every one.
Check ‘em out.

• Ten Best Internet Marketing Best Practices for Meeting Planners -  David Nour
• Twitter for Events – Jessica Levin & Jennifer Andrawis
• The Trainer’s Social Media Tool Box: Sharing My Best Practices and Tips – Beth Kanter
• Meetings 2.0 – How to Use Social Media to Market, Manage and Improve Events – Corbin Ball
• Building an Event Blog – Lindy Dreyer & Maddie Grant

Hopefully, you’ve had a chance to witness some social media and awesomeness with these recent events Untech10 and EventCamp2010. Both we’re fabulous examples of a hybrid event as well as how the community “has your back.”

We’ve slightly updated our home page and up’ed our communications so you can expect regular weekly digest emails keeping you posted about new articles and hot discussions.

Looking Forward

We have back-to-back webinars with David Nour, author of Relationship Economics, who is presenting Tuesday the16th on the “Ten Best Internet Marketing Best Practices for Meeting Planners.” On Wednesday the 17th, watch Jessica Levin and Jennifer Andrawis give their input on “Twitter for Events.”

New Articles

• Event Communities and Conference Challenges
• Hybrid Events — Whats All the Buzz?
• Social Media & Event Marketing Part III: Twitter

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