When it comes to your conference, you’re tasked with finding ways to shave dollars… or maybe better put, your conference budget has been cut and you need to find ways

Power in numbers they say. For every conference participant you have registered, you have a marketing opportunity awaiting.

Remember the “I voted today!” sticker you get when you vote on

You know attendees love your events – just look back at the comments! But this year more than ever before, you’re unsure that they’ll be able to convince their employers

“Were you in that afternoon session on, ‘Marketing is not a Department?’ What a great session! The speaker shared great examples, he got the audience engaged and I left with

Maybe the real question is, “Should you require your speakers to use a PowerPoint template, or not?”

You can sit on the fence and debate this all day, but the

What do you do when a speaker’s PowerPoint presentation has so many animations that the PDF version looks like a Picasso painting? How about when a video clip comes out

2008 was a year of change for educational meeting materials. Meeting planners and education organizers heeded the calls for greener meetings, faced challenges with attendance fluctuation during this economic downturn

Looking to trim your printing costs? Here are five ways you can easily do this.

1. Limit the page count (or slides) authors can submit. Many associations strictly limit their authors

My friends (Maddie Grant and Lindy Dreyer) over at socialfish.org are all about helping associations with their social media strategy.

They’ve just began running a weekly newsletter that focuses on

Going green doesn’t always mean eliminating paper altogether. In fact, there are many applications where print is the advantageous choice over digital media. I won’t go into that, but check