I have been asked the question, “ What do I ask?” when it comes to crafting polling questions to use during an online event. Some event hosts feel they are boxed in to asking deep, meaningful, heartfelt questions. Sure, you can do that if the information gathered will be useful to your organization or theContinue reading “What Do I Ask?”
Tag Archives: objectives
Go the Extra Mile
All of the extras people talk about when it comes to engaging audiences during an online event: polling, chat feeds, 1:1 networking appointments, giveaways, bonus content… is it all worth the extra work? The CMP* in me always defaults to “Do they support the goals and objectives of the event?” But as someone who recentlyContinue reading “Go the Extra Mile”
Parts Is Parts
How do you decide what parts make up a good online event? It depends on several factors. First and foremost, your stakeholders need to determine the goals and objectives for the online version of the event. Then, what you want the attendee experience to be, what you can afford to do with both the timeContinue reading “Parts Is Parts”
The Right Tool For The Job
Have you ever cut open a box with a pen? Tried to get spinach out of your teeth with a straw? Attempted to make a word doc function as a spreadsheet? Of course you have. How well did any of those things work out? Maybe they did, maybe they didn’t, but they would have workedContinue reading “The Right Tool For The Job”
Prove It!
When your exhibitors, your board members, or even your boss wants to know how well your online event did, how will you answer? What information will you use to prove it? First, of course, as you are planning the online event, you will have to define what the goals and objectives are. What metric willContinue reading “Prove It!”