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Dive deeper into virtual events

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strategy, execution, + event tech. While virtual events aren?t exactly new, the rush to repackage

strategy, execution, + event tech. While virtual events aren’t exactly new, the rush to repackage paused in-person events into virtual ones has been an experiment for most, with varying degrees of success. The reality is, in-person events and virtual events just aren’t the same. You need to plan virtual events differently while staying true to basic event execution best practices. It’s new territory, but we have you covered. In [Virtual Event Strategy and Execution: A Practitioner’s Guide]( we’ll explore two aspects of virtual event planning – strategy and execution: - Virtual Event Strategy: How do you decide which events in your event program can be taken virtual? From event purpose to goal setting, the virtual event decision requires collaboration and insight. - Virtual Event Execution: What do you want the virtual experience to look like? How will your content attract and engage attendees? And how will you capture engagement data? Rethink programming and technology to deliver a memorable experience. [Read eBook]( [] Virtual Event Sponsorship While in-person event sponsorship is very familiar, virtual events cannot rely on the same sponsorship packages. Learn the best ways to create valuable virtual event sponsorship packages right now. [Read Blog]( About MarketingProfs Updates: This Update communicates special offers, events, and other promotions of interest to free subscribers of MarketingProfs. The information distributed in this Update is the sole responsibility of the sponsor and/or author and is not an endorsement by MarketingProfs. Subscription Information: To change mail preferences, visit the [My Account]( page on our website. To UNSUBSCRIBE from MarketingProfs Updates, simply [follow here](. Or you can [upgrade your subscription](. PRO subscribers of MarketingProfs do not receive third-party emails. Privacy Notice: MarketingProfs does not sell or exchange email addresses or any personal contact information provided during the registration process. All email distributions are managed and controlled by MarketingProfs. MarketingProfs, LLC | 1985 Riviera Dr, Ste 103-17 | Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | (866) 557-9625

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