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Virtual Audience Engagement: Keep Your Remote Attendees Happy!

Endless Events

It’s high time we talk about virtual audience engagement. And perhaps the biggest concern of all lies in the fact that engaging virtual audiences is hard. It’s one thing to have someone physically present in a space and tuning out. It’s one thing to have someone physically present in a space and tuning out.

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4 Tips to Make Presenters More Effective for Any Audience

MeetingsNet

Communication-skills specialist Kerri Garbis explains how to prepare speakers to present effectively for both virtual and in-person attendees. After all, engaging a virtual audience is quite different than engaging an in-person audience.

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4 Crucial Things To Remember When Designing An Event Presentation by @PurplePatchGRP

Techsytalk

Presentations have been around for a long time. In fact, it is difficult to see someone that does not relate to the feeling of getting stuck in a room, then seeing a presenter slowly flip through different slides. All event planners know the importance of drawing the attention of an audience using compelling information.

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Six Effective Tips To Improve Audience Engagement At Live Events

Endless Events

How to improve audience engagement? Try these six audience engagement techniques at your next event. It takes ages for the microphone to be passed from audience member to audience member while everyone waits in awkward silence for the next question. Engaged audience members participate more, learn more, and are happier.

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Preparing For The Worst: Is Your Production Company Ready To Pivot Again?

Endless Events

This pandemic taught us a lot of lessons , and if we’re ready to let them all go, let us at least keep one of them very present – you can never be overprepared. As you prepare to plan your next event, re-consider the team you have by your side. Keeping Hope Alive (Without Being Blinded). But we can’t.

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Price-Conscious Wow: How Meeting Planners Find More Value With AV Partners

Smart Meetings

But to mesmerize your audience with something they haven’t seen before, meeting planners should invest time developing a productive relationship with an AV partner. Read More : 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Event Vendor Your AV provider’s technicians will be interacting with your staff, your presenters and your audience.

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Preparing Presenters to Handle On-Stage Problems

MeetingsNet

Developing a "Plan B" for each potential complication means the audience will still get what it came for. Planners spend lots of time searching for, negotiating with, and contracting the right speakers and presenters for their events. If a speaker has a "Plan B" ready to go, then attendees will still get exactly what they came for.