Launching a new product is a momentous occasion for any company. You’ve spent months fine-tuning prototypes, the launch strategy and the product road map.
From influencers and invitations to teasers and tutorials, a well-defined and effective communication strategy is vital to the success of any virtual event. Why?
Having a complete picture of what's going on during your event can be difficult, especially when you do not have centralized information. This can lead to a bumpy road and your event could suffer costly consequences if action is not taken in a timely manner.
Whether it’s getting the right tech setup, reducing latency, or creating the perfect overlays, when it comes to live streaming, there’s a lot going on.
The age-old question of how to engage an audience is certainly nothing new, but with the arrival of virtual events, it’s fair to say that the topic of audience engagement has taken on an entirely new meaning.
As the centrepiece that combines all the different parts of the online attendee experience into one, the virtual stage has a big say on the success of your online events.
Replacing in-person interaction for online interaction was always going to make it more difficult for attendees to meet and interact with each other. But at the same time, it’s also where some serious value can be added to the attendee experience.
Remember how live events used to be packed full of experiential activities? Well, so too can online events.
Whether it’s logo placements on the virtual stage, sponsored sessions, or even food delivery, there are an abundance of sponsorship opportunities at virtual events. And today, we’re going to be talking about the most important of them all, the sponsorship page.
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