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The 6 Most Common Conference Planning Mistakes You Should Avoid from Marvin McTaw

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Have you ever wanted to create awareness about your event but held off because you felt you simply didn't have enough details? Well consider promoting your conference or meeting's city or venue!  Most of you know where your event will be held long before the program is ever finalized and our simple commercial helps bring the benefits of your conference venue to light.    Check out the example video above we've created for the California HR Conference

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Are your attendees more interested in the topics your sessions will cover as opposed to who will be speaking? Then our topic focused, free commercial is just for you. Follow the link to learn more or sign up for your free commercial: http://www.eventcommercials.com/1/post/2013/07/topic-focused-free-commercials-now-available.html

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Décrochage

Après un mois d'exposition au Chat Noir à Paris, mes photos on rendu les murs. Je tiens à vous remercier pour votre soutien et je réinviterai votre curiosité à visiter les murs d'un lieu parisien une autre fois, sur un autre thème.

Pour cette clôture, j'ai décidé de montrer des photos inédites qui sont en rapport avec les clichés les plus connus des deux séries. "Break Altitude" et "Ferry Tales".

Nos amis de "Ne fais pas le crêtin" peuvent se retirer.

La fameuse valise "Ne me laisse pas seule" rend son recadrage :)

À bientôt.

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 Éole

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Getting the Best Video Straight from Your Event

I've talked a lot before about why Twitter chats are awesome, and how to get involved. Yesterday's #Expochat is a great example of how you can both share great ideas as well as learn from awesome experts at the same time.

Yesterday's topic was video marketing at and around events. There was a lot of knowledge shared that I highly recommend you go through and read, including promoting your event with video, what your attendees want to see (and more), but one link in particular stood out: once you've decided to do video at your event, how do you actually do it well? Watch this clip for great tips on making the best mobile video setup possible:

When it comes to having video at your event, what is more important to you: portability or professionalism?  And do you have any homebrew tips on getting the most out of your event's video?

Special thanks to Scott Lum for originally sharing this with the group.