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Interview of Chris Brogan of www.chrisbrogan.com
Mike McAllen of Grass Shack Events & Media
Chris Brogan highlights-
Chris works for CrossTech Media who he makes sexy events, podcasts and new world media stuff. Social media –puts together the New Marketing Summit Events/ Blogs [Read more...]
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How important is it to engage your audience? I recently attended a roll out of a new executive team at a Fortune 100 company event and I could not believe how distracting the PowerPoint was. Small fonts, tiny unreadable charts and more than one read his presentation straight from the screen. Horrible color and flow which did not go with the conference template. Below are the finalists for the website Slideshare.com here notice the use of pictures and graphics, big fonts, and minimal text. Also many other categories to look at. STEAL STEAL STEAL these ideas for your presentations! Thanks to Guy Kawasakis blog for this information and also to Guy for featuring MeetingsPodcast on Alltopic.com! It is important to entertain, engage and educate your audience. Now you have no excuse not to. Still need help? Email us and we will point you int he right direction.
Winner! (They won a MacBook Air)
Second Place! (They won an Amazon Kindle)
I attended Blogworld 08 this week in Las Vegas. One thing that still amazes me is the free online service Twitter and its uses at conventions. Now I know Blogworld is full of early adopters people who jump no leap on new technology so I am not sure how long it will be before other industries catch on for there conferences. The Blogworld conference producers actively told people to use the twitter tag #bwe08 (BlogWorldExpo 2008) included in the 140 character tweets allowed. [Read more...]
Some things bend your imagination. I saw this and wondered how long you could play it. Other uses of it. Seems like you are figuring out ways to get the star.
Could you see this projected and have teams go up against each other in a team building exercise?
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