SocialPack

Events are more than a listing of schedules, sessions and speakers. People attend to engage with the topic at hand, and with each other. They spend their time tweeting, posting, and linking. They agree or debate, socially, on how good or bad the event was and make plans to come again next year. They should do this all in a design-forward app which... you provide. Show them your social and mobile sophistication matches that of the event. Performers and politicians tweet a constant deluge and want you to know their name. White collar professionals post infrequently and may prefer that its not immediately obvious who they are. Even the I dont use social media exec, however, cant resist mobile re-tweeting at an event. Social monitoring platforms are not designed for users with few followers and infrequent burst tweeting and doesnt account for the context, multiple social profiles, and your business knowledge of this audience. EventPack solves this for you. You get 400 emails a day marketing, meetings, and the day-to-day tasks related to your job. The 4 emails from your team and colleagues offering their thoughts and wisdom on forward looking trends in the industry are easily buried. They dont arrive when your focus is on an engaging dialogue and when it is that time, the email has disappeared in the avalanche of transactional email requests. Move the engaging topics into an engaging app TopicPack for engagement. daily visits to websites, blogs & social channels; but all in different places. But getting the new team member up to speed, or realizing that there are a few sites your colleague found that you didnt know of, has made you realize that the collective knowledge of the team and a group of eyes on the same sources would be more efficient. TopicPack allows your collective insight to be surfaced quickly and easily and connections to be made that are easily missed otherwise. Since leaving the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht, The Netherlands with a degree in Graphic Design, Tyler has made an indelible mark on ...Read More