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Many organizations are wrestling with how they can pull off a successful virtual meeting, especially with regard to their sponsors and exhibitors. How do you provide real value for them […]

What Your Virtual Sponsors and Exhibitors Want Most
Posted on August 31, 2020
Many organizations are wrestling with how they can pull off a successful virtual meeting, especially with regard to their sponsors and exhibitors. How do you provide real value for them in the virtual environment? How do you convince them that it’s worth the time and investment? Heck, will they even want [...]
Tips for Working From Home Effectively
Posted on March 17, 2020
Guest post by Leah Monica, Director of Marketing Matrix Group zoom video callWith the Coronavirus officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, many organizations are requiring that their employees work from home. When working remotely full-time isn’t the norm for you and your staff, it can be tough to know [...]
Tips for Increasing Email Deliverability
Posted on July 30, 2018
Guest post by Leah Monica, Director of Marketing Sending EmailsWe all constantly hear about email marketing best practices to help increase our open and click rates - subject lines, concise copy, clear calls-to-actions - but what good are those best practices if our emails aren’t even reaching your contacts’ inboxes? [...]
5 Favorite Free Stock Photography Resources Part II
Posted on October 11, 2017
There’s no doubt about it: finding good stock photography can be tough.  And when it isn’t tough, it’s expensive. When I scroll through images on the popular stock house websites looking for images for our blog posts or newsletters and see how much they’re charging for their stuffy, posed, man-in-suit [...]
Favorite Tool: Google Page Analytics Chrome Extension
Posted on February 13, 2017
For me, 2017 is all about productivity hacks and working more efficiently. Recently, I’ve been diving deep into the world of Google Chrome extensions to help me streamline as much of my work (and personal life) as possible. One of my current favorite tools is the