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on November 23, 2022

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All Systems Go

You should try to rehearse your event to make sure the technology is working as you would like it to work. This is particularly more important if you are conducting a hybrid event. Rehearsal will ensure that your slides, videos and other multimedia elements are all working correctly and that you are using them effectively. It will also allow you to identify any potential problems with the equipment, such as audio issues or problems with the screen setup. In addition to rehearsing for technical reasons, it is important for you to practice your presentation so that it flows smoothly and naturally. You should also be prepared in case anything goes wrong during the event, such as if there is a power outage or if someone asks a question after you have moved on from that part of your presentation. This is an obvious point but preparation beforehand may solve a number of issues. Nothing more annoying to your audience when you are still setting up for your event after the scheduled start time....

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As an event marketer, do you post content that comes to mind each day or do you plan your content in advance? You should plan the content you are going to share, say, each week. A good way to do this is to create an editorial calendar that outlines your content schedule for the coming months. Content can be anything from blog posts to graphics and even video. You can also use tools like Slack to plan out your content schedule with your team members. The benefit of having a content strategy is that it allows you to put together a more comprehensive marketing campaign by providing you with a time frame in which you can create and share different types of content. This process enables you to create a theme for each week or month and to keep your brand message consistent. If you just post random content, it may confuse your audience. Planning your content helps you to stay on top of marketing trends and be more creative. It also gives you a chance to get ahead of the curve and think about ...

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