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Twitter for Business: Is It Time?

Webbiquity

Twitter is in trouble. The company recently missed earnings estimates for the second time in four quarters, and had to strike a deal with activist investor firm Elliott Management which had “been trying to push (Jack) Dorsey out as part of an overhaul to Twitter’s business.” But it’s not. But it’s not.

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How to Create a COVID-era Event Marketing Plan

Webbiquity

To maximize the impact of and business results from your online or real-world event at a time when some people might be hesitant to travel, it’s vital to start with a comprehensive event marketing plan. Here’s an effective eight-step approach to creating a marketing plan for your event.

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On-Line Events on Twitter: Long-Live the Tweetchat

Marketing Insider Group

Thinking back to much earlier in my marketing career, there was a time when things like this were novel and unique; no more! The Tweetchat Event. The “secret sauce” is a specific Twitter event hashtag. Of course, promotion in advance is great, using not only Twitter but Linked in, Instagram, and emails.

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MarTech’s event marketing experts to follow

Martech

Event marketing is where the sizzle and the steak come together in real time. Whether in person or virtual, it’s as live action as marketing gets. You need to be on top of everything all the time and long before the event begins. LinkedIn: David-Adler (31K followers) Twitter: DavidAdler (51.5K

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How to Build a Content Strategy for Event Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

You’ve no doubt considered how you will use display ads, email marketing, and social media to market your event. But how much thought have you put into your content strategy for event marketing? After all, your other marketing activities depend on great content. Tag your speakers and event partners.

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Six Dos and Don’ts of Using Twitter Hashtags for Events

Brandwatch Marketing

Running an event? Using Twitter to promote it? Having a Twitter hashtag as part of your event marketing can be a great way to drum up interest before, during and after the occasion. Don’t make it too long Remember, Twitter users are already being limited to 140 characters. Let us know below!

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Six Dos and Don’ts of Using Twitter Hashtags for Events

Brandwatch Marketing

Running an event? Using Twitter to promote it? Having a Twitter hashtag as part of your event marketing can be a great way to drum up interest before, during and after the occasion. Don’t make it too long Remember, Twitter users are already being limited to 140 characters. Let us know below!

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