Remove facebook

Aaron Wolowiec

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What my 60 year old father reminds us about Facebook

Aaron Wolowiec

Right or wrong, outside of client engagements, I generally text or Facebook or Tweet or LinkedIn way more than I actually pick up the phone to “catch up” with someone. Anyway, I mentioned to my mother how surprised I was that: Dad set up a Facebook account. Dad and I were now friends on Facebook. So do your members.

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Curating conference content to promote member engagement

Aaron Wolowiec

The annual conference finally draws to a close and the last thing on your mind is the resource and content treasures unearthed throughout the event. However, what I’m specifically talking about here is curating conference content that already exists. Aggregate social media content. Schedule follow-on education.

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Practice what we preach: Breathing life into curated content

Aaron Wolowiec

Titled “Curating Conference Content to Promote Member Engagement,” this session delivered five simple, but effective strategies for curating conference content. During the program, a simple poll question was asked: “Does your organization currently curate content in some way following your major annual meeting?” Recordings.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Without communication, both internally and externally, there’s no content, no strategy. Most respondents believe they are good at creating relevant content, and more than half are conducting communication-specific surveys at least once every 12–24 months to stay on top of members’ needs. That goes for businesses, too.

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Technology truths for meetings and events

Aaron Wolowiec

If something comes up, will the organizer provide content virtually? Once it’s determined virtual events are necessary, planners need to provide tailored content, specific for the web. Event organizers use Twitter and Facebook to spread the word about events and to track interest among users. Is there a hashtag?

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Advice from the front line: Social technology, engagement and events

Aaron Wolowiec

Hybrid events may be complemented by social technology in one or more of the following ways: live audio or video streaming, online presentations, live commentary or transcripts, online chat or discussion forums, live blogs, event photographs, event videos, and the integration of other social media tools such as Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. -

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Cut through communication clutter

Aaron Wolowiec

Without content, communication efforts are null. percent feel their publishing/content creation teams are understaffed. They have made significant strides in optimizing their websites and publications for mobile, and in offering members a wide variety of streaming video content, mobile apps and social media outlets.