Right now, somewhere in a virtual conference session, an attendee has their event window open in one half of their screen and their email, Slack, or a news feed open in the other half. They’re physically present in the sense that they registered, showed up, and...
What Sponsors Actually Want From Virtual Conferences (And Why Most Packages Miss the Mark) If you’ve ever tried to sell virtual conference sponsorship and heard “we’ll think about it” more times than you’d like, the problem is almost certainly not your event. It’s...
One of the biggest decisions organizations face when planning a webinar is surprisingly simple: Should it be live or pre-recorded? And the answer is no longer as obvious as it used to be. Both formats have evolved significantly over the past few years.Both can perform...
Keeping audiences engaged during virtual events has become significantly harder. Not because webinars are ineffective. But because attention is fragmented. Today’s attendees join webinars while simultaneously: checking emails replying to Slack messages managing...
Every webinar your organization runs generates a wealth of data. Who registered.Who attended.How long they stayed.What questions they asked.Which polls they answered.What they clicked after the event. Most organizations collect this data.Very few actually use it. The...
You spend weeks — sometimes months — planning a webinar, virtual conference, or hybrid event. The speaker lineup is strong. The topic is timely. Registration numbers look promising. Then the live date arrives, and more than half your audience doesn’t show up....
