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🎉 Make It So: Promote Your Events, The Easy Way! In this episode of Make It So, Nick shows you how to use Make to connect your Google Calendar of Events to Discord, and create instant buzz for your events. You can easily inform your customers or fans about your upcoming events by adding them to your calendar, and Make will automatically post them to your Discord channel. You can also customize the message and the channel to suit your needs. This way, you can leverage Discord as a powerful tool to engage your community and promote your events. Learn how to set up this feature and make your events more successful.

Hello members and potential members: We are so excited to kick off our virtual live events next week. We are offering two dates and times to accommodate the most time zones. January 16, 2024 · 12:00 PM - South Asian Success Community Kickoff - (UTC -6) January 17, 2024 · 9:00 AM - South Asian Success Community Kickoff - (UTC -6) But, to join any of our events, you must register for our community on MeltingSpot. Below are some steps to register for the community and to find and sign up for future events. 1.  Follow link below or an invite you got via email. You will be asked to register to join the "spot" - which is our community platform (also in comments) https://lnkd.in/gGMkJTPK 2. Search for Live Events and Register for the time you prefer: Below is a short tutorial on how to do this. (also in comments) https://lnkd.in/d8sZV_8q 3. Explore the content and introduce yourself in our Discussions area!

If there are major IRL events that your community members will be at, then consider doing of the following: — Have a presence there with a meetup, formal or casual, it’s the thought that counts and that you’re bringing people together from your digital space in-person. ➡️ You can partner with companies on these to help minimize the expense to each party. — Create a channel for your members to join for the respective event(s), allowing them to connect and coordinate with peers independently of anything you plan (or entirely without you if you won’t have an activation there). Community Events = DREAMS 🤩

Looking to start a successful meetup group? Don't just start with the technicalities. Start with your "why". Why do you want to start a meetup? - To connect with like-minded individuals? - To learn from the best in your industry? - To create a supportive community? Whatever your why is, hold on to it for dear life. It's the passion, the heart behind the group. Now, let's get technical: 1. Define your meetup topic and audience 2. Create a name, description, and branding 3. Pick a date and location 4. Create a launch strategy 5. Promote and execute your first event But always remember: The "why" is what drives you. It's what will get you through the inevitable challenges of event planning. Once you've got your "why" figured out, everything else falls into place.

Events must start thinking like their attendees. If events started seeing things from their attendees' perspective, we'd have a whole new type of events. Next week, Rosie Hawkins and I, along with our attendees, will deep dive into this topic. Here's the the session outline: 1/ What events have you attended where a community was created as a result of the event? 2/ How can event organisers measure the impact of community engagement at their event? Are there existing platforms or do we need to create them? 3/ What if your event doesn’t need community? Define the type of events you create: community and legacy impact-driven or focused on brand building and revenue generation. Be part of this forward-thinking, next level conversation of where we can take our events - we want to hear from the people on the ground! 📅 When and where? 25.10.2023 | 12:00 CEST | ONLINE Excited to see you there! 👇 Link to register in comments.

I want to share a concept/format discussion we have had in our organization – twoHundred. As many other event companies, we've played with the idea of blending face-to-face events with online setups – the hybrid event concept. While these hybrids offer convenience and reach, in our eyes, they miss the heart and soul of pure face-to-face gatherings, where you truly connect with your audience – the entire audience. The spontaneity of in-person exchanges cultivates richer interactions and genuine bonds, networking, and trust building. Something we have concluded that virtual settings struggle to capture. Furthermore, our conversations circle round the possible situation that hybrid setups risk diluting the event's energy, leaving online participants feeling disconnected and harder to engage with – after the event. Without that face-to-face spark, the trust-building and lasting connections are compromised. While hybrids cater to diverse needs, they can't quite replicate the magic of a fully in-person experience. Just sharing our POV

Hear the exciting updates planned for Anthology Ally in the roadmap session and provide Learn Ultra feedback in our focus group. Check out all the events happening this week in the Anthology Community: https://ow.ly/oTY350PAIEs #Community #Events #Webinar

Planning an event is hard work but promoting it doesn't have to be. At 10 times, we believe in harnessing the power of networking to build communities. Millions of professionals actively search for opportunities to connect and find relevant events on our platform. Ready to amplify your event reach? Get started at: login.10times.com #event #eventprofs #eventmanagement #eventplanning #eventmanagement

Forget one-and-done events. 2024 is all about building real, lasting connections that thrive beyond the conference hall Create a space where people feel valued, not just another attendee. Ditch the impersonal vibes and foster genuine connections. Think of small talk, shared experiences, and an environment where everyone feels welcome to be themselves. Unforgettable events equal sticky communities. Make your event an experience, not just a presentation. Spark meaningful conversations, encourage interaction, and leave people wanting more. When they feel supported and connected, they'll be eager to stay in touch long after the last keynote. Make 2024 the year your event becomes a community that truly connects. #EventMarketing #EventPlanning #EventNetworking #EventEngagement #CommunityBuilding #BeyondConferences