January 28, 2010

At Unconferences Attendees Ditch Scheduled Sessions and Make Up Their Own

You’ve labored over the schedule planned high-energy breakout sessions designed fun networking opportunities made sure to break the speakers up into tight 20-minute segments and punched up the entertainment. But ask attendees what they love best and all they can think about is the snack break. Jeez. Fear not seminar warrior. There’s a way to...

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January 28, 2010

Making a Trade Show Presentation Sing

Trade show presentations tend to fall into three categories. On one end of the spectrum are the flashy eye-catching theatrical presentations that set tongues wagging but say little about the brand’s product or service featured in the booth. On the other end is the straightforward product shill which gets to the point but leaves attendees...

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January 28, 2010

Are Influencers a Myth?

Influentials probably don’t exist at least not in the way you think they do. That’s the hypothesis of Columbia University sociology professor Duncan Watts and University of Vermont assistant mathematics professor Peter Dodds.

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January 28, 2010

The Seven Secrets of Municipal Sponsorships

In 2003 Snapple’s groundbreaking $106 million deal with New York City guaranteed the beverage brand exclusive access to the Big Apple’s 1 200 schools. The partnership made headlines and drew national attention.

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