Title: How to Host Great Live Media Events
Instructor: Mark Glaser, founder and publisher, MediaShift.org
Get face-to-face with your community and share knowledge with them
You’ve always thought about producing events, but maybe you’re afraid it takes too much work? That can be true, but hosting great events isn’t out of reach. MediaShift has been producing events since 2009, including everything from mixers and workshops to symposiums and weekend hackathons. We have a great track record for bringing together the right people and the right strategies to make meaningful events come to life.
Great events don’t happen by accident, of course. It takes a lot of hard work and time to find the right people, book a venue, get good speakers, and then promote, promote, promote! I’ll explain how MediaShift got started in events — with simple mixers — and how we use our entire team to help promote and run events. I’ll also address how media outlets can best make use of their platform before, during and after an event. (Note: We don’t run large conferences, and this training will not focus on those.)
What you’ll learn from this training:
- How to get started with events
- How to develop planning strategies and streamline the work
- How to promote your event via social media, email outreach and more
- Tips for running events on-site
Handouts:
- Slides from online training
Who should take this training:
- Publishers who are interested in running media events
- Event planners who want to know more about media events
- Anyone who wants to help produce successful events
Date and Time: August 24, 2016; 1 pm ET / 10 am PT
Price: $39
Note: If you can’t attend the live session, you can still register and see the archived video and ask questions of the instructor. Free registration for BigMarker is required.
Register now for the online training!
About the Instructor:
Mark Glaser is executive editor and publisher of MediaShift. He is an award-winning writer and accidental entrepreneur, who has taken MediaShift from a one-person blog to a growing media company with events such as Collab/Space workshops and weekend hackathons; a weekly podcast; and digital trainings, DigitalEd, in partnership with top journalism schools. You can follow him on Twitter @mediatwit and learn more about MediaShift Events here.
