Peer-to-Peer Virtual Roundtable: Innovations in Event Strategies

 Live events generate significant revenue, foster powerful audience engagement, and present numerous content opportunities.

Some niche publishers have taken the lead and evolved an event-first business model, but most produce events and huge advantages. especially where AI is is swallowing online information and search traffic.  Real engagement is more valuable than ever before.

We’ll  share innovations in event strategies at our next peer-to-peer  roundtable limited to 30:

Event strategies: A  Peer-to-peer Idea Exchange

Wednesday, October 15, Noon to 1:15 p.m.

Bring a tactic, sales tool, or tip to share

Here’s what you’ll do:

  • Meet other publishers and event producers
  •  Hear and share what’s working, what’s new, and what’s next.
  • Participants will receive an event toolkit including Event P&L, day of CheckList, and  Top Trends in Media Events in 2025

Publishers will share how they use text-messaging apps,  turn events into content,  set up video (without the hotel), increase revenues, get great content and more.

Bring an event strategies to share, and be ready for honest feedback, real discussion, and ideas you can use immediately.

This roundtable is free and limited to just 30 participants on a first come basis.

 

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