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With new technologies developing every day, events are becoming more complicated. I was delighted to address that difficulty, and present my thoughts around “Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to NASCAR” at a Corporate Event Marketing Association briefing held at Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco last week. The presentation covered a range of topics, including: 1. How Twitter and other technologies have changed our Events more radically than we yet realize. 2. How events will play a more crucial role in our businesses going forward, as a proving ground where we can build the necessary muscles for real time marketing. (Think Oreos at last week’s Super Bowl.) 3. As the boundaries of time and space around Events blur, it offers more opportunities for Events to provide fuel for the Content Marketing “engines” within our organizations, which will result in increased relevance for Events, and for Event Marketers. ]]>
With new technologies developing every day, events are becoming more complicated. I was delighted to address that difficulty, and present my thoughts around “Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to NASCAR” at a Corporate Event Marketing Association briefing held at Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco last week. The presentation covered a range of topics, including: 1. How Twitter and other technologies have changed our Events more radically than we yet realize. 2. How events will play a more crucial role in our businesses going forward, as a proving ground where we can build the necessary muscles for real time marketing. (Think Oreos at last week’s Super Bowl.) 3. As the boundaries of time and space around Events blur, it offers more opportunities for Events to provide fuel for the Content Marketing “engines” within our organizations, which will result in increased relevance for Events, and for Event Marketers. ]]> Mon, 11 Feb 2013 10:25:05 GMT /slideshow/training-wheels-to-nascar-slides3/16471087 BrianDuggan1@slideshare.net(BrianDuggan1) Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to Nascar BrianDuggan1 With new technologies developing every day, events are becoming more complicated. I was delighted to address that difficulty, and present my thoughts around “Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to NASCAR” at a Corporate Event Marketing Association briefing held at Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco last week. The presentation covered a range of topics, including: 1. How Twitter and other technologies have changed our Events more radically than we yet realize. 2. How events will play a more crucial role in our businesses going forward, as a proving ground where we can build the necessary muscles for real time marketing. (Think Oreos at last week’s Super Bowl.) 3. As the boundaries of time and space around Events blur, it offers more opportunities for Events to provide fuel for the Content Marketing “engines” within our organizations, which will result in increased relevance for Events, and for Event Marketers. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/trainingwheelstonascarslides3-130211102505-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> With new technologies developing every day, events are becoming more complicated. I was delighted to address that difficulty, and present my thoughts around “Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to NASCAR” at a Corporate Event Marketing Association briefing held at Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco last week. The presentation covered a range of topics, including: 1. How Twitter and other technologies have changed our Events more radically than we yet realize. 2. How events will play a more crucial role in our businesses going forward, as a proving ground where we can build the necessary muscles for real time marketing. (Think Oreos at last week’s Super Bowl.) 3. As the boundaries of time and space around Events blur, it offers more opportunities for Events to provide fuel for the Content Marketing “engines” within our organizations, which will result in increased relevance for Events, and for Event Marketers.

Twitter for Events: From Training Wheels to Nascar from Brian Duggan

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-BrianDuggan1-48x48.jpg?cb=1523335868 Among other things, I am the Founder of ConferenceBites.com which is dedicated to sharing quotes from events. I also founded and run Building Alliances, LLC, which serves as the center of my business activities, at www.buildingalliances.com