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4 Ways Virtual Events Are Reimagining Themselves

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Jen Smith, VP Marketing, MarketingProfs In the “Before Times” – way before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic – virtual events were often seen as lesser-than to in-person, bigger-budget events. Organizers and speakers are reinventing virtual events. More useful. And a whole lot more fun. Here to Stay. Even when (if?)

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Upcoming Event Example: Redirect to URL in Post Editor

Sales Hacker

To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it? ” The post Upcoming Event Example: Redirect to URL in Post Editor appeared first on GTMnow. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.

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A new normal for meetings and events

Sales and Marketing Management

What does it mean for business events and incentive travel programs? We spoke with Carina Bauer, CEO of IMEX Group, which connects meetings and events businesses with customers through annual tradeshows in Germany and Las Vegas. Are we looking at a new normal for the meetings and events industry?

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Why Texting Has a Place In Your Event

Sales and Marketing Management

In this Q&A, she speaks to the effectiveness of text messaging incorporated into events, virtual or live. Q: What do you think corporate events are missing, now that they’re online? Event organizers are doing an excellent job of trying to recreate interactive sessions, networking cocktail hours and dinners.

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4 Events You Could Have Predicted with ZoomInfo Intent Data

Zoominfo

But advanced users know that intent can also be a handy tool for forecasting major corporate announcements like layoffs, acquisitions, or data breaches — events that can drive huge opportunities for any business able to capitalize. Let’s break down a few examples to show how intent can be your crystal ball.

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29 Types of Trigger Events and How to Track Them

Hubspot Sales

That is why recognizing trigger events is key to being successful. In this article, we’ll cover what a trigger event is, why they’re important and provide examples you can apply to your own sales strategy. Broadly speaking, any industry change can be considered a trigger event and indicate a channel for making a sale.

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Trigger event types

Sales 2.0

tools, like Sweetspot , the tool I wrote about in my last post, to highlight trigger events when not all trigger events are public information. Without a trigger event it’s very likely your biggest competitor will win–status quo (aka “do nothing”.). Observable Trigger Events. Unobservable Trigger Events.