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Private Social Networks and Today’s Event Managers
It’s a social world for meeting planners, that’s for sure!
More and more meetings are deploying attendee apps to encourage social interaction on many levels. It’s a great way to engage attendees and encourage interaction throughout your event.
We’ve also seen how meeting organizers utilize Twitter, Facebook and other platforms to encourage additional interaction for attendees and to share the excitement and buzz of an event with an outside audience.
It’s great to share your event hashtag and encourage attendees to post comments and images from your event.
But, it’s not always suitable or appropriate, especially for events with privacy and security considerations. Also, some attendees may not feel comfortable sharing their presence and comments to the outside world.
What’s your solution?
Private social networks are an ideal way for meeting planners to create a fun and interactive environment for attendees to interact with each other, share images, comments and videos and take part in a truly interactive social experience, within the secure confines of your event.
These networks are growing more common as attendees have expressed their concerns about public exposure of their images and comments. Attendees can be assured that their comments and images are only seen by other attendees at the event, and event organizers are in complete control of the experience at all times.
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