New gifting strategies to deliver must-attend virtual events
What you'll learn
Are your virtual events worth attending? It has become increasingly difficult for your audience to be personally invested in live events.
People have an average of 6,200 thoughts daily, per Queen's University. That's about 387 distractions every hour. Unless you forge a personal connection with attendees, you compete with an overflowing inbox and play Tetris with their calendars. (TLDR: good luck!)
Experts from the virtual events powerhouse, Goldcast, and gifting leader, Alyce, will reveal emerging trends to make your next event unforgettable.
Boost event engagement with personal gifting. We'll show you how!
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This session covers
Major shifts in the events landscape
marketers must know
Identifying who owns gifting & events in your marketing org.
Real examples of gifting
to achieve maximum event attendance
Meet your hosts
Kelly Cheng
Head of Growth
Goldcast
Nina Butler
Sr. Director of Revenue Marketing,
Alyce
As marketers, we have a choice. We could bombard our audiences with the same message and hope they'll listen. Or, we could deliver a lasting impact by being personal, relevant, and thoughtful.
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