Over at Mashable – Conference promotion with WOMM
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Oct 1 08, 4:38 pm
Filed under: Social Media and Security | Tags: conferences, gnomedex, mashable, Security, source conference, twiistup, unconference, womm, word of mouth
Filed under: Social Media and Security | Tags: conferences, gnomedex, mashable, Security, source conference, twiistup, unconference, womm, word of mouth
The folks over at Mashable were kind enough to publish a guest blog I wrote about how to build a technology conference with the power of word-of-mouth marketing. An excerpt:
The era of Web 2.0 has created a freedom for entrepreneurs that never before existed – though that freedom is not without its risk. That said, all you need to get your conference idea off the ground is a nest egg investment, a good “hub” location, a strong network that you can tap for sponsors, speakers and attendees, and the power of word-of-mouth marketing (WOMM) – which is exactly what it sounds like. And, while unconferences such as BarCamp, PodCamp and WordCamp are impressive, I’m talking about a bona fide technology conference.
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You might dig this post about the pros & cons about a conference that evolves out of tight personal social networks called Mesh, UnMesh …
http://socialcapitalvalueadd.com/2008/06/04/mesh-unmesh-the-danger-of-social-capital/
Comment by Michael Cayley Nov 17 08 @ 7:26 am