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March 1, 2010

This Week in Engage365

I love Top 10′s - So this week, we thought we’d spotlight Renée Robbins, an adult learning professional and author of Learning Putty for her Top 10 take on social media and training.

Top 10 Ways Social Media Will Impact Employee Development and Training in 2010 (article no longer available)

Other Hot Reads!

How to Make Your Event’s Social Network Easy to Join – Samuel Smith
Five Ways Social Media Amplifies Event Marketing – Ian McGonnigal

Was that Maddie Grant on TV last week?

If you tuned into last Friday’s live web cast and watched Delcor’s Social Media Sweet Spot, you indeed caught Maddie Grant of Socialfish.org talking about her experience with #untech10. If you missed it, lucky for you, you can replay the show.

What’s the ROI on Twitter
(and social media)?
The Engage365 “Conversation of the Week”

You’re trying to sell your boss on investing time (and money) on marketing via social media tools – And, the question you need to ask (or answer) is: What’s the return on investment on using Twitter (and social media)? Hmmm, not an easy one here.

Think you have the answer? I’m interested in hearing it.

Share your opinion – ROI with Twitter (and social media)

Did you DVR That Webinar?

With no Engage365 webinars this week and the Olympics over, maybe it’s time to refresh yourself with one of our recorded sessions.

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

February 22, 2010

Engage365 – What’s Happening

by Christopher Uschan

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!

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

February 14, 2010

Engage365 News and Upcoming Webinars

by Christopher Uschan

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

Got Feedback?

Be sure to cast your vote on your favorite Engage365 Webinar topics.

November 11, 2009

Hurry up, Engage365!

by Tony Veroeven

I can’t wait until Engage365 opens. As I write this, we are inviting speakers and lining up presentations, webinars, and learning resources. This is going to be a unique experience.

There’s a lot of information at all different levels about social media. The problem is that these resources are fragmented. And, personally I can’t keep track of it all.

Engage 365 is going to be the ultimate aggregation of learning about social media. It’s a place where an association meeting planners can discuss social media with each other and the benefits it can bring to events; where a speaker can demonstrate her knowledge via webinar, presentation, a paper about using LinkedIn to promote a conference; or a consultant can bring his client as a resource for how twitter can be used at an event. Is that all?

Well, I’ll need bigger than your average nutshell to describe what Engage365 is and how becoming part of it will benefit your meetings, your business, your image, or your customers. Stick around, and subscribe to the Engage365 Blog. I’ll be talking more about Engage365 as the launch date approaches, and will continue to support the community after it goes online.