Planning Your Virtual Event, Day 2

by Leesa Renée | Jul 16, 2009 | Virtual Events & Telesummits | 1 comment

To be successful at producing a virtual event, you need to put some plans in place. A plan helps to direct where you’re going and how you’ll get there. The resources below give you a great overview on how to plan your virtual event for optimal success.

Cece Salomon-Lee on Planning a Successful Virtual Event and Going Virtual Isn’t Necessarily the Answer to Replacing Your Physical Events
John Failla on Producing Your First Virtual Event and Succeed In Your First Virtual Event

Homework: Write down your goals and objectives for your virtual event.

Did I miss a really great resource that fits the theme of this post? If so, leave the URL in the comments below so others can see it.

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1 Comment

Cece Salomon-Lee on July 16, 2009 at 12:29 pm

Hi Leesa,

Thanks for pointing to my personal blog. I would like to recommend my company’s blog (Virtual Insights – http://inxpo.wordpress.com) and It’s All Virtual (http://allvirtual.wordpress.com) as two great resources regarding virtual events.

Thanks,
Cece
InXpo