There’s been much written about the Web Summit in the last few days and yes, it was a brilliant event, being described as the ‘Ploughing Match for nerds’ (The ploughing match is the biggest agricultural 3 day festival in Ireland,…
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Pinterest Tips & A Speaker’s Experience – Web Summit
Tagged with: joanne bradford, pinterest, public speaking, web summit
Posted in Blogs, Pinterest, Tools for Conferences
Posted in Blogs, Pinterest, Tools for Conferences
Reluctant Speakers – Here’s How To Make Powerful Speeches
It’s R in the #AtoZchallenge and today I’m focusing on Reluctant Speakers. I used to be a reluctant speaker. It seems strange now but I was 29 when I delivered my first presentation. 29! I had gone all the way…
Tagged with: how to make powerful speakers, how to present, reluctant speakers
Posted in Blogs, Marketing, Tips, Tools for Conferences
Posted in Blogs, Marketing, Tips, Tools for Conferences
The Value of Twitter at Conferences
Do you tweet at conferences? Have you been a speaker at a conference and noticed people typing on their laptops or seemingly texting on their phones – how have you felt? Is it rude to tweet/text/use facebook at a conference?…
Tagged with: conference tools, the value of hashtags, twitter, why you should use twitter at conferences
Posted in Tips, Tools for Conferences, Twitter
Posted in Tips, Tools for Conferences, Twitter
How to Tweet at Conferences
As I mentioned in my previous post, I feel organisers of conferences should be utilising the twitter tool for so many positive reasons, reasons that are also advantageous for the attendees. Here’s some tips on how to get it right.…
Tagged with: conference organising, guide to twitter, social media for events, social media tools
Posted in Tips, Tools for Conferences, Twitter, Uncategorized
Posted in Tips, Tools for Conferences, Twitter, Uncategorized
Why Tweet at Conferences
I have been to four very different conferences lately and 3 of the 4 were not using twitter to its full beneficial use at all. These three did not announce the hashtag, I had to ask what it was (one…
