- How to Run Your Own Successful Virtual Conference
by Kimberly SmithIntrigued by the ease, broader reach, and lower cost of hosting a virtual event? Be aware that there are distinguishable differences in how online conferences are planned and carried out—and the technology is just the beginning. Here's how to effectively ...
- Grow Your Opt-in Email List: A Five-Step Guide
by Kimberly SmithConsistently expanding your opt-in list is one means of further increasing your email returns. The following five-step program is aimed at helping you achieve that goal.
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- Six Steps to Forging Customer Relationships at Tradeshows and Conferences
by Kimberly SmithTradeshow and conference sponsorships don't come cheap, but they do bring prospects face-to-face with your company and brand. In doing so, they offer a unique opportunity to establish stronger, more-personal connections with potential customers, which can, in turn, generate solid ...
- Managing Email Addresses in B2B: How to Increase Email Coverage of Your Customer Base by Ruth P. Stevens
Everyone's looking to do more with less these days. After comparing the cost of postal mail (about a dollar apiece) with the cost of email (about a penny apiece) any B2B marketer is going to prefer using email as the ...
- Seven Tips for Marketing Events With Paid Search by Brian Combs
Marketing events with paid search campaigns can be a great source for additional traffic and, with these tips, can also be an efficient promotion channel.
- Eight Fast-Acting, Low-Cost Marketing Tactics That Can Make a Difference NOW
by Michael GoodmanEffective marketing campaigns don't necessarily require big-company budgets. By being smart in the up-front planning stage, you can maximize the greatest value from your budget, regardless of its size.
Here are eight low-cost tools you can use immediately ...
- Face-to-Face Marketing: When Media Alone Is Not Enough by Judi Schindler
While most people think of public relations as media relations, there are times when either you can't reach your audience through print, broadcast or the Internet, or you need to supplement your media program. That's when you need to think ...
- How to Successfully Moderate a Conference Panel by Jeremiah Owyang
Sadly, the value of most conference panels is questionable, due mostly to the lack of effective moderation. But done well, a panel can be enlightening and instructive and can serve the needs of the audience (and the speakers) equally well. ...
- MarketingProfs Podcast: Networks, PURLs and a Meatball by John Wall, Christopher Penn
Learn what Metcalfe's Law has to do with marketing and networking, hear some best practices with PURLs, and why January is Tech Geek Nirvana.
All that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that ...
- The Experts' Guide to Becoming a Recognized Expert: Get Great Speaking Gigs to Build Your Reputation by Miles Galliford
Your reputation can be greatly enhanced and reinforced by speaking at industry events. This article provides a checklist to help you win valuable speaking gigs.
Invest some time in getting on the stage, and it will pay off many times ...
- Why You Need Tradeshow Audits for Effective Measurement by Skip Cox
Executives in every industry are demanding definitive results linking marketing spend to business impact, and tradeshows are no exception.
Exhibit managers need solid data when selecting the right tradeshows for their companies.
- Three 'Secrets' to a Successful Networking Event by Paul McCord
Attending networking events can be frustrating and ultimately a waste of time for many business owners and professionals. Here are three ways to make them pay off for you.
- Trade Shows on a Shoestring Budget by Jodi Bash
Tradeshows can be one of the most expensive forms of marketing. Paying to act as an event sponsor (complete with a booth and travel for employees) often runs into the tens of thousands of dollars.
But there are options to tradeshow ...
- Tradeshow Tips for the Introvert by Doug Stern
B2B events are incredibly efficient. Your clients and prospects gather there... in growing numbers. Plus, events like these blend face-to-face selling and broadcast-style marketing, giving you a shot at the best of both worlds.
Provided you're smart. And, provided you can ...
- Marketing Challenge: Two Tradeshow Alternatives by Hank Stroll
For some organizations, there's no business like tradeshow business. But diversifying your marketing efforts leads to better results. So what are the alternatives to tradeshow marketing?
- The Bill Maher of Marketing Seminars by Shelley Ryan
MarketingProfs has gotten pretty good at producing a steady digital stream of marketing know-how for our members.
But darn it, sometimes it's lonely doing everything through IP packets. Once in a while we've got to see another face, share a ...
- Secrets of Tradeshow Lead Management: Quality Trumps Quantity by Ruth P. Stevens
In tradeshow marketing, it is tempting to boast about the busy buzz at your booth and how many leads you generated. But don't succumb to temptation. You would be so much better off if you paid attention to lead quality ...
- How to Quadruple the Results of Your Tradeshow Marketing
by Ruth P. Stevensromotion is a critical leverage point in tradeshow marketing. By applying a modest effort in planning and executing promotional strategies, you can double, triple, even quadruple the results of your investment.
Tradeshow marketers often get so preoccupied with designing and ...
- Three Ways to Develop a Business-Event Marketing Strategy by Ruth P. Stevens
Business events are at their most powerful when they are part of an integrated go-to-market strategy. Integration sounds logical, but how do you actually pull it off?
First, you have to have control—or at least influence—over all the elements of the ...
- Ten Secrets of Success in Business Event Marketing by Ruth P. Stevens
Business marketers spend more than $20 billion annually on tradeshow marketing, and another $15 billion on proprietary corporate events, such as client conferences and road shows. But most business marketers are unclear about what value they are getting from their ...