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Twitter for Business: Is It Time?

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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

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As event professionals know, even the best-planned gathering can fall flat without the right marketing. 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.

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120 Top People in Minnesota Tech on Twitter

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Following on the recent roundup here of the top 130 Minnesota tech companies on Twitter , here’s a look at some top individuals in Minnesota’s tech scene. While anyone who tweets on behalf of a business Twitter account should seek to maximize the company’s relevant following, it’s different for individuals.

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The Founder Interview Series #30: Stas Zaslavsky, VII Events

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Activity in the virtual events space has exploded this year, as businesses across industries have reallocated 67% of budget dollars originally intended for live events this year to online conferences, meetings, and expos. Not surprisingly, virtual event technology vendors have responded. The Product.

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Is Minneapolis Becoming Event-apolis? The (Still) Booming Minnesota Event Ecosystem

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But Minnesota is increasing being recognized for something more: events. Obviously, the pandemic had a huge impact on the live events industry. This version of the article has been completely revised to reflect the post-COVID events ecosystem in Minnesota. The post was republished here in April 2018.

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Three Creative Ways to Use Social Media to Promote your Event

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The growing propensity of people to share life’s moments, particularly when doing something outside the ordinary routine, is why social media remains a great fit with live events. Here are three creative ways to harness the power of social media marketing to maximize the impact of your next event. Build Hype for your Event.

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Three Things Twitter’s Marketing Team Needs to Do

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Though it’s still one of the top three social networks for B2B marketers, Twitter is struggling. Twitter’s revenue is stagnant and the platform lost two million users in the final quarter of 2017. ” Still, Twitter has nearly 330 million loyal, active users and its importance for customer service is increasing.