David Gammel defines engagement for associations as what happens when someone invests time and/or money with the association in exchange for value. Join us David discusses how engagement can not only be created online but used to accelerate your constituents into higher value activities online and off with your organization.
Come prepared with your question for this fast-paced session with David Gammel.
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With travel budgets plummeting, many associations are expanding their range of online education offerings or are considering implementing e-learning for the first time. But what sorts of challenges are organizations facing as they try to start or grow e-learning initiatives? Where are they finding success? And what trends are likely to impact them in the coming year?
At the end of 2008, e-learning veteran Jeff Cobb set out to answer these and other questions by conducting an extensive survey of association e-learning practices. Drawing on data collected from nearly 500 organizations as well as interviews with a range of associations and e-learning vendors, Cobb will soon publish a comprehensive report on e-learning in the sector. In this session, he will address your questions and concerns about e-learning, hone in on the three keys to successful e-learning initiatives, and provide insight into how you can best plan for the coming months and years.
In addition to access to the session itself, participants will receive:
* An Executive Summary from Cobb's survey of the sector (upon registration)
* A copy of Cobb's comprehensive report: Association E-learning 2009: State of the Sector (upon publication in March) - a $145 value
Note: These materials are different from what has already been provided to survey participants.
Join us to find out how you can make the most of your e-learning initiatives in 2009 and beyond.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: March 26, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Associations have long held the secret to helping companies fill the world’s most important jobs: access to candidates – both active and passive. This unique relationship between associations, their professional members, and employers has lead to some evolving trends in the industry. Thousands of associations are now collaborating with like-minded organizations and developing networks of valuable candidates, employers, and associations to consolidate the difficult tasks of placing members in jobs and helping organizations find your members – using leading edge technologies on the Internet. There is also a growing trend for all three groups to better understand how measurement affects these tasks through the use of analytics, metrics and other measurement-related tools.
Seminar Objectives
Understand the benefits of an enterprise job board solution for your Association and the best practices for marketing your job board services to job seekers and industry employers.
Get the latest information on Networks; their purpose and value, and how to get involved.
Learn emerging strategies for using analytics and measurement to make your job board and your organization more effective and more profitable.
Speaker
Ethan Bloomfield
Ethan is an acclaimed speaker, human capital consultant, and developer of processes and systems for developing companies who hire the right people for the right jobs at the time. His clients range from an $8 billion home furnishing retailer to single person start-ups. Recognized for his enthusiastic and passionate speaking style, Ethan brings real world simplicity to complex scientific solutions.
Ethan attended the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and studied a combination of Communication, Business and Computer Science. Ethan's career has been based in the application of technology to business processes and improvement in the areas of telecommunications, software development, internet applications and human capital management.
Currently Ethan leads strategic growth efforts at JobTarget, the world’s largest provider career website technologies and services.
Who Should Attend
Executive Director
Deputy Director
CFO
Director of Communications
Director of Membership
Formats Available: Download
Original Seminar Date: April 01, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Thank you to all who participated in the first ever Association New Media Summit!
If you weren't able to join us for the live, in-person seminar or video webcast, click here to purchase either an audio CD, DVD or online streaming access to all of the great content and presentation handouts.
Click on the 'Speaker' tab to find out more about each session and the association expert who presented.
Formats Available: Audio CD, Streaming, DVD
Original Seminar Date: October 27, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
In this time of scarce resources and increasing needs to be met, associations are faced with many challenges to providing effective training and education to members and volunteers. We recently conducted a benchmarking study of top nonprofit organizations to uncover the training challenges they face and to share best practices for dealing with these challenges. The challenges include using learning and social technology effectively, developing effective leaders, dealing with a decentralized organization, aligning learning with the organizations' mission and goals, providing measurable results, encouraging diversity, and attracting and developing young members -- all in a climate of scarce funding. In this engaging and highly informative webinar, we will discuss how to create cost effective learning initiatives that produce results.
Who should download this webinar:
Executive Directors
Training, education, and membership leaders.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: January 27, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
It took radio 38 years to reach a market audience of 50 million, TV
took 13 years and Facebook took only 2. The use of social media to
reach current and potential customers is increasing every day in every
business. Twitter, Facebook and Linked-in are only three mediums that
have a great impact on how we communicate and market our continuing
education courses and products. How do we tie in the new and ever
growing method of marketing into our current marketing plans? How do we
effectivly use these resources without watering down our current
advertising attempts? This session will assist you in pulling all this
together without too much pain and with a lot of success.
Formats Available: Streaming, Webinar + Archive
Original Seminar Date: February 18, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Presented by world class Association Guru, Bob Harris, CAE!
Associations conduct board orientation sporadically or as a last minute thought. What information should be in the orientation, what format, and how do you communicate the board's duties?
The program offers information, resources and tips for telling volunteer leaders about their responsibilities.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Streaming, Download Chairperson: Bob Harris, CAE
Original Seminar Date: May 31, 2007 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Struggling with departmental silos and battles for Web real estate? Looking for a better plan to reach members with relevant content while maximizing revenue opportunities for your organization? Discover how several associations have successfully navigated internal minefields to tackle the development
of a new content presentation strategy for their website. Explore strategies for market segmentation, mobile Web, chapter support and content delivery, global market expansion, AMS integration, and Web 2.0 tools.
Most associations today struggle to get the younger generations to both join as members and to attend the association events. The associations struggle to understand what is attractive to the young members, known as Generation X and Gen Y or the Millennials. This session will help you create a compelling Value Proposition for your association to recruit young attendees as members and highlight ideas for creating meetings and events that the young attendees will find are a beneficial use of their time.
Who should download this webinar:
Association CEOs
Association membership directors
Current and Incoming Association presidents
Marketing and Communications departments
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: September 09, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
With thousands of successful webinars under Peach New Media's belt and over 200 current association clients, Peach New Media is recognized as a leader in the association virtual meeting space. We recognize that association executives continue to explore webinars and audio seminars as an ongoing additional revenue stream for your association, but are you armed with all of the facts? In order to make the most educated decision as to the vendor that best fits your organization's specific needs; we will take a close look at the seminar objectives below in this 30 minute webinar:
Join Peach New Media as we discuss and guide you in the steps towards creating an engaging online community within your association. Whether you are hosting webinars, teleseminars, webcasts or podcasts, you stand to benefit greatly by creating a social conversation around that online educational content. There are right ways and wrong ways and planning is essential, so join us as we show examples, best practices and share with you tips that you can take into your own association TODAY.
Formats Available: Download, Webinar + Download
Original Seminar Date: August 06, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Learn how to plan and implement the complete social media experience for your next event, conference or meeting in this unique webinar. C. David Gammel, CAE, will lead us through the entire process from beginning to end, helping you to identify the specific value you wish to create with social media at your events and how to make it happen. David will share cases and examples from associations and others who have effectively used social media to enhance their meetings and events.
Who should view this webinar:
• Meeting executives and planners; • Chief executives; • PR, marketing, and communications executives; • Web professionals; • Chambers of commerce and CVB executives; • Anyone interested in learning how to be effective with social media.
Cancellation Policy A refund charge of $20 will be assessed for any webinar that is canceled.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download Chairperson: David Gammel
Original Seminar Date: June 23, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
One role of the board is to develop policy. Too often the board overlooks it role --- or adopts policies over the years that remain buried in the meeting minutes. This session explains the importance of policy, how to write a policy manual, and some of the most important policies to adopt.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Streaming, Download Chairperson: Bob Harris
Original Seminar Date: May 30, 2007 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
In today's tightened economic environment, companies are looking for ways to reduce expenses, while still continuing to grow and market their businesses. Effective E-Newsletters provide a systematic, highly targeted, extremely cost effective means for achieving this.
In this fast paced session, Michael Katz reviews the basics of E-Newsletters, and uses real world examples to demonstrate how professional service companies are using this tool to improve the way they do business.
Who should view this webinar:
Solo Professionals
Small business owners
Marketing professionals within organizations
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: October 10, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
It's time for association boards and CEOs to recognize and accept a basic reality: tomorrow will not be like yesterday. The revolution that is transforming our society is changing all of the rules of the game for the association community today and going forward. In the face of this profound and intensifying paradigm shift, association staff and volunteer leaders need to ask fundamentally different questions about what it will take to create truly 21st century organizations. This high-impact learning opportunity--led by the association community's leading voice for innovation--will challenge participants to consider some of these questions, and engage in rich and meaningful dialogue around the strategic opportunities of an extraordinary new future!
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: February 11, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
There are one trillion web pages, 65,000 iPhone apps and 10,500 radio stations – our world is exploding with information, new media tools and content. But how do you make yourself heard? How do you connect with members? And how do you keep from wasting your precious time?
In this fast-paced session, E-Newsletter guru and relationship marketing veteran, Michael Katz, answers these questions, while showing you how to find your organization’s unique voice, leverage your existing relationships and communicate effectively… across old, new and no media platforms.
In the era of social business, the experience of associating is taking on a new look. Open, inclusive and lightweight networks and communities offering the opportunity for meaningful contribution are creating new value for individuals and organizations around the world. As the traditional containers for engagement diminish in value, associations must learn to innovate in this new context by integrating the social architecture of co-creation and collaboration with the technological infrastructure of the social web.
Join Jeff De Cagna--the association community's leading voice for innovation--for this unique webinar series. Participants will do a "deep dive" into the on-going innovation of associating and learn from well-known examples such as Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia and mobile platforms. This series isn't about implementing the so-called "best practices" of the past. It is about the leadership challenge of designing and developing "next practices" that will unleash the creativity, passion and energy of contributors today and going forward. If you're ready to reinvent your association for the 21st century, you will not want to miss this high-impact learning experience!
September 25, 2009
Building Social Platforms: What Associations Can Learn from Facebook and Twitter
Public social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have made it possible for us to see and manage valuable relationships that were previously invisible to us, as well as create new virtual connections that can be sustained with less effort than face-to-face. This session will challenge participants to question long-standing assumptions about membership, and re-imagine traditional association approaches to building and coordinating member relationships.
October 2, 2009
Building Collaborative Communities: What Associations Can Learn from Wikipedia and Firefox
The online encyclopedia Wikipedia and the social browser Firefox are more than just powerful Web properties. Both are dynamic knowledge-based resources created by global collaborative communities in which all contributors are involved on a voluntary basis. This session will challenge participants to think differently about how communities can drive innovation, and devise new strategies for organizing association stakeholders for value creation.
October 9, 2009
Building Distributed Engagement: What Associations Can Learn from the iPhone and The Mobile Web
The worldwide adoption of Web-enabled smartphones continues to grow unabated. In less than two years, the iPhone has become the market standard for mobile devices, and the mobile web is already emerging as a promising platform for distributed engagement. This session will challenge participants to explore new forms of stakeholder participation, and embrace the design of simple and lightweight opportunities for meaningful engagement.
Do you rely on guesswork to know member needs? Do you try to generalize from anonymous surveys or from backward-looking data mining? Consider a tool called YTheyJoin™ that helps move you away from guesswork and toward an intelligent member database. In this session we'll describe nine types of members, how to code their needs and expectations, and how to target market to build member loyalty and retention. This program also helps address a big challenge facing associations – how to anticipate the needs of new members quickly and build a strong relationship during that first year.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: December 12, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Whether you're a leader of an association, a college/university administrator, or a private provider of events, you will leave a 'Ralph Elliott" webinar with a battery of ideas and very specific ways to get more customers while holding onto the customers you have.
You will get simple but effective techniques that will build trust in your organization, remove obstacles to registration, and court fence-sitters to attend your events. Ralph’s philosophy and his practical advice slogan are one in the same....You Will Learn How to Pack the House without Breaking the Bank!
Who Should Attend:
Private sector supplier of seminars and conferences Association administrator providing seminars and conferences Trade group executive presenting seminars and conferences Continuing medical and health education specialist Continuing engineering education planner/ administrator Meeting planner responsible for seminar/ conference marketing University/college seminar and conference planner/administrator
Cancellation Policy A refund charge of $20 will be assessed for any webinar that is canceled.
With associations realizing in-person attendance declines and limited budgets, they are looking for new and innovative ways to not only bring their content online, but maximize the delivery and product value of their programs. With the need to bring your professional development online comes the exploration of vendors to help you in doing so. Associations not only need to know what to look for in a vendor but also the right questions to ask and the features that will allow them to maximize their program. In this webinar, you will learn.
Who should attend:
Education Directors
CE Directors
Executive Directors
Communication Directors
Program Directors
Formats Available: Download, Webinar + Archive
Original Seminar Date: January 14, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
The four generations in today's workplace present communication and leadership challenges to all workplace participants. And not understanding the generational differences can lead to higher turnover and an inability to recruit the top talent into your organization. Learn how to appeal to each of the four generations by understanding what they're seeking in their own "workplace of choice" and how you can offer the things that matter the most to each of them.
Who should view this webinar:
CEOs
Managers
HR Departments
Recruiting coordinators
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: September 18, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
This presentation will help Association executives understand (and respond) to the newest challenges their members are experiencing in this emotionally charged (and some say 'recessionary') economy. Members are expecting associations to arm them with new skills and information to ease their pain of retaining employees, retaining customers/clients, trying to navigate the 'new media' re: marketing and brand building, replacing expiring best practices, and growing market share against competitive "threats" who weren't even on their radar a year ago.
Who should view this webinar:
Association CEOs
Association Membership Directors
Current and Incoming Association Presidents
Marketing and Communications Departments
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: November 20, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
In rapid fire format, learn about several of the recent trends in association new media for online learning. This complimentary session will introduce you to how the Association New Media Summit topics and format will create an interactive and innovative learning environment.
In this quick, 20 minute webinar, you will learn:
8 trends in New Media
Examples of its applications
Discussion topics for the New Media Summit
Who should attend:
Executive Directors
Education Directors
Marketing Directors
Membership Directors
New Media Enthusiasts
Formats Available: Streaming, Webinar
Original Seminar Date: May 26, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Not sure where or how to get started with social media? You may want to look to your professional education programs for the proverbial "low-hanging fruit". Tools like YouTube, wikis, blogs, and social networks offer a natural complement to traditional face-to-face and online learning programs. They also represent a powerful new way to attract and engage members and take your association into the future. In this session we'll consider how Web 2.0 has changed the way learning happens and look at specific steps you can take to blend social media into your member education programs.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: November 04, 2008 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
How do you engage members on the go? With the rapid adoption of portable devices (MP3 players, Smart Phones, and Kindle), associations have new ways to put learning literally in the hands of members. Explore different ways to offer professional development, training, and continuing education opportunities to your learners away from the desktop and classroom.
Mobile devices are quickly evolving into the most-used platform for association Web site access. What are you doing to serve your members who use an iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Palm Pre, or other mobile device as their preferred way of engaging with your organization?
Come hear Russ Magnuson, CEO & Chief Technology Officer of Results Direct, share valuable strategies for delivering information, facilitating networking opportunities, and simplifying purchases for your members using a smartphone or other mobile device.
You'll learn essential strategies for:
Designing for mobile devices and "mobile users"
Lowering the barrier to e-commerce through mobile devices
Leveraging existing content and systems
Retrofitting your existing Web site
Register today and learn effective mobile device strategies that will "wow" your members.
In the decade ahead, the continued global growth of the mobile platform will disrupt traditional ways of doing business, and challenge associations to reinvent both the forms of value they create and the manner in which that value reaches stakeholders wherever and whenever they need it. This webinar will explore the full dimensions of the mobile opportunity, and provide association leaders with a strategic framework they can use to act on it.
Apple didn't invent mobile apps, but with the iPhone and the App Store, it certainly has taken them to a whole new level of market impact. Of course, Google, RIM and other major companies in the mobile space are also betting big on apps. This webinar will explore the emerging "apps economy," and explain the unique role apps can play in building the association's mobile presence and strengthening its brand relationship with current and future stakeholders.
The mobile platform offers much more than a one-way communications channel through which associations can push out information. Through mobile devices, associations can make collaboration with stakeholders more convenient, simplify engagement and accelerate shared learning. This webinar will help leaders integrate the mobile opportunity, the increasingly social nature of association work and the business model innovation required to make associations thrive in the years ahead.
The rapid rise of the mobile platform that began in the last year will continue to accelerate in 2010, and associations must ramp up their preparations to capitalize on it. In this compelling three-part learning experience, your organization will gain unique insights into the growth of mobile, the emerging opportunities in this dynamic space and the strategic importance of "the third screen" to your association's future success!
Join Jeff De Cagna--the association community's leading voice for innovation--for this unique webinar series.
Part One
Embracing the Mobile Opportunity: Reinventing Your Association's Value for The Third Screen
Part Two
Creating a Mobile Presence: Keeping Your Association's Brand Within Arm's Reach
Part Three
Engaging the Mobile Member: Building Your Association's New Social Business Model
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Streaming
Original Seminar Date: March 05, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Glean valuable ideas and tips for your organization from this case study of a 2008 Summit Award winning cause-inspired marketing campaign.
Cause marketing involves the cooperative efforts of for-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations for mutual benefit. Research shows that 89% of Americans believe corporations and nonprofits should work together to raise money and awareness for causes; that 76% believe partnerships result in a more positive image for the nonprofit; and that 70% are more likely to donate money to the nonprofit when corporate and nonprofit interests are working as one.
Discover how to channel the power of cause marketing to excite your members and/or donors, develop creative partnerships and advance your mission. Your association doesn't have to be a charitable organization to benefit. Start building the framework to develop concepts for a cause-marketing campaign and generate a corporate sponsor today.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: April 30, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Running your nonprofit organization with efficiency and effectiveness is not just a dream! This seminar will help managers and other staff develop systems of efficiency; document systems in operating manuals; implement staff orientation and training procedures; reduce risks relating to public records, dues notices and board liability. The course explores how to conduct an assessment of your organization’s existing operations to identify management strengths and weaknesses.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download Chairperson: Bob Harris, CAE
Original Seminar Date: May 30, 2007 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Public social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have made it possible for us to see and manage valuable relationships that were previously invisible to us, as well as create new virtual connections that can be sustained with less effort than face-to-face. This session will challenge participants to question long-standing assumptions about membership, and re-imagine traditional association approaches to building and coordinating member relationships.
The online encyclopedia Wikipedia and the social browser Firefox are more than just powerful Web properties. Both are dynamic knowledge-based resources created by global collaborative communities in which all contributors are involved on a voluntary basis. This session will challenge participants to think differently about how communities can drive innovation, and devise new strategies for organizing association stakeholders for value creation.
The worldwide adoption of Web-enabled smartphones continues to grow unabated. In less than two years, the iPhone has become the market standard for mobile devices, and the mobile web is already emerging as a promising platform for distributed engagement. This session will challenge participants to explore new forms of stakeholder participation, and embrace the design of simple and lightweight opportunities for meaningful engagement.
Empowered volunteer leaders ensure associations develop a steady stream of new products and programs that are both useful to members and generate profit. But success is difficult to achieve without a clear understanding and connection between strategic and financial goals -- particularly during challenging economic times.
Discover techniques and tools employed by the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) to educate and engage Board, committee and task force members in a more focused, flexible and financially successful program and product development process.
Techniques shared by Steve Smith, CAE, AAHPM CEO/Executive Director can be used by others to achieve similar outcomes, including:
Increased financial awareness and accumen among volunteer leaders
Greater alignment of strategic priorities with association resources
Usage of business planning practices and tools to inform decision-making
Consistent mechanisms for presentation of new & expanding programs throughout the year
Suggested Attendees
Association Executives
Chief Financial Officers
Managers
Association Volunteers
Formats Available: Streaming, Webinar + Archive
Original Seminar Date: June 17, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
With bar associations realizing in-person attendance declines of over 20% within the last year, they are looking for new and innovative ways to not only bring their content online, but maximize the delivery and product value of their programs. With the need to bring your CLE online comes the exploration of vendors to help you in doing so. Bar associations not only need to know what to look for in a vendor but also the right questions to ask and the features that will allow them to sell the most online CLE.
Is your social network anything but? Do your blog entries draw more crickets than comments? Are you tweetless on Twitter?
Join David Gammel for this lively webinar that will explore how to best achieve participation and member value with association social media programs. This session will zero in on topics such as:
How you can use social media to engage with members anywhere online, not just on your own site
How to use social media to create valuable outcomes for members and the organization
The power of social media when used as a long term engagement strategy
The top three ways to accidentally kill an online community and the one key requirement for success
David is often described as a practical visionary in the non-profit world. Be sure to attend this session to learn how to best position your social media efforts for sustained success in 2009.
Who should view this webinar:
Senior Association Executives
Volunteer Leaders
Directors and Managers responsible for producing results.
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: March 12, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Three converging trends – content management, social media and cause marketing – are changing the ground rules for associations, professional societies and non-profit organizations. How are these trends impacting your association/non-profit? How is your organization responding? What changes has it made in your membership? Your fundraising? Your educational programming?
Association management professional Steve Drake will review the three trends and facilitate a group discussion on how associations are reacting to the changes. The majority of this Webinar will be group discussion so please be prepared you questions or examples to share about the three trends.
Does your association have a massive amount of data about your members and customers, yet still struggle to communicate and market to them effectively? If so, this webinar is for you. In this webinar, you’ll learn how your existing data can be put to more effective use in marketing and communications. You’ll learn the foundations required to effectively manage your data, how you can identify existing data sources, and how you can put these sources to work. And you’ll hear how one association used its existing data to reduce marketing costs by over 30% while improving marketing effectiveness by more than 25%.
Who should view this webinar:
Anyone who is responsible for managing and/or using the association’s data. This may include managers and directors of membership, marketing, customer service, and IT. It may also include executive directors of “smaller” associations (under 25 staff).
Only 20% of your association members give you 80% of your income and surplus. These members are key to your association’s financial success and growth. Demographically, they fall into seven different market segments. Come discover how to find out who your best customers are. Then learn how to differentiate your association services to grow membership, improve promotions, and create even more successful programs and services for each member segment. Who Should Attend:
CEOs,association marketing heads, and any association executive interested in boosting your association’s success. Cancellation Policy A refund charge of $20 will be assessed for any webinar that is canceled.
The 2010 ASAE Technology Conference, also known as Tech10, was originally scheduled for February 11-12 in Washington, DC. What wasn't scheduled, was the blizzard that hit the city. With canceled flights, missing presenters, record snowfall and additional inclement weather on the Capital city's heels, the annual conference was canceled.
The story could have ended there if it weren't for a group of people were already settled in for the conference. Six organizations rallied together to create UnTech10.
Within 42 hours, this 'Un-conference' came to fruition. We were able to secure a room at the Renaissance Hotel for the full day of Thursday 2/11. Fully loaded with a projector, screen, and equipment for live streaming, this 'Un-conference' catered to those who were on location but made the event virtually available as well.
If you weren't able to join us in person or online for this exciting 'Un-conference,' you're in the right place. Everything you missed from UnTech10 is available now to view at your convenience.
Twitter
If you're on Twitter, check out #untech10. It's the official tag of this unofficial event.
UnTech10 Day 2
Peach New Media is working with our friends from UnTech10 to gather everything from this incredible event in one location. Stay tuned as we work to round out this 'Un-conference' with the sessions from day two.
Formats Available: Streaming, Live Webcast
Original Seminar Date: February 11, 2010 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Find out how to use Twitter as a tool in your viral marketing, communications, and customer service efforts. You’ll learn what Twitter is, what it can do for you and what it can’t do. Discover how to make the shift from push marketing to engaging your audience in a two-way communication, which is the key to successful social marketing.
Who should view this webinar:
Executive director/CEO Director of Marketing Fund development professional
Formats Available: CD-ROM (Win), Download
Original Seminar Date: July 14, 2009 On-Demand Release Date: Available Now
Web seminars (webinars) are being used more and more to inform, educate, and encourage participation by association members. This session gives you valuable tips for successfully introducing webinars as part of your association offerings. You will learn how web seminars can offer advantages over on-premise meetings and how they can complement your other events and proceedings.
Learn how to attract participation and registration at web-based events. Find out similarities and differences from staging and promoting traditional conferences. If you are new to the world of web seminars, you will gain an understanding of key tasks in preparing an event.
Ken Molay, president of Webinar Success and noted industry expert, gives you tips on what it takes to make your web seminars compelling and effective. You will learn practical considerations for producing web-based meetings for associations.
We will cover both free and charged-admission events. Topics include planning, production, technology considerations, marketing and promotion, delivery and presentation tips, and ways to improve interaction and engagement with your audience.
The 90-minute seminar includes time for an interactive question and answer session with the speaker.
Please CLICK HERE to submit questions or topics you would like to learn about during the webinar
Who Should Attend:
Association marketers and event managers currently using or considering adding webinars as part of their member services or educational curriculum.
Cancellation Policy:
A refund charge of $20 will be assessed for any webinar that is canceled.
Buzz2010: Social Media for Association Leaders is a
series of in-person seminars where top association and non-profit
executives can hear directly from the leading minds in social media for
businesses today.
Associations have long held the secret to helping companies fill the world’s most important jobs: access to candidates – both active and passive. This unique relationship between associations, their professional members, and employers has lead to some evolving trends in the industry. Thousands of associations are now collaborating with like-minded organizations and developing networks of valuable candidates, employers, and associations to consolidate the difficult tasks of placing members in jobs and helping organizations find your members – using leading edge technologies on the Internet. There is also a growing trend for all three groups to better understand how measurement affects these tasks through the use of analytics, metrics and other measurement-related tools.
Ethan is an acclaimed speaker, human capital consultant, and developer of processes and systems for developing companies who hire the right people for the right jobs at the time. His clients range from an $8 billion home furnishing retailer to single person start-ups. Recognized for his enthusiastic and passionate speaking style, Ethan brings real world simplicity to complex scientific solutions.
