2. Heading
1. Immersion is the key to engagement
2. BYOD is driving blended events
3. Conversion is dependent on the right
technology
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3. Topic #1: Immersion is the key to engagement
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Why is Immersion important?
“Immersive experiences drive engagement, which leads to conversion”
Immersion Engagement Conversion
To be submersed in an
experience that completely
captures your attention and
senses
The bi-product of an
immersive experience
whereby the user is
attracted and motivated to
continue the interaction
Actions that are indicators
your message and
offerings are being
consumed and understood.
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5. Engagement…there is a distinction!
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Multi Tasking
VS
Immersive
Doing multiple
things with
diminished
capacity
Doing one task
with outside to
inside focus
Bad Good
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6. Impression…there is a distinction!
VS
Traditional Immersive
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Passive Aggressive
Interruptive
Temporary
Has a place Is the place
Aggressive Passive
Choice Driven
Perpetual
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7. Immersion Mixology-Yum
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Design
Content
Technology
BYOD
Mobile
Audience Strategy
Rule #1 of Rainmaking
Fish where the big fish are
Adopt a Mobile 1st Strategy!
What do you do when your
audience has a smart
device and ADD?
Deliver your content there!
Rule #1 of Accounting.
Adapted for marketing
Information must be timely, accurate
interactive, and relevant
Know your audience,
purpose and brand, then
Keep it simple, cool, fast,
useful, & multi-device
By 2015 mobile app/dev projects
targeting smartphones and tablets
will outnumber PC projects by
4:1
The number of people
who bring their smart
devices to work in US
and Europe
2:3
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8. Topic #2 : BYOD is driving blended events
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Already we
know that
Immersion is
the key to
engagement
and
Engagement
leads to
conversion
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9. Questions we will Answer
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3 real-world case studies on BYOD and events
Corporate Employee Education
Channel – Customers-Partners
Social Events
BONUS! All participants will receive a
complimentary 10-point BYOD preparation
guide.
3 . How can we help you
take advantage of BYOD?
1 . Why is BYOD important?
5 surprising statistics on device adoption
The Natural Outcomes
What do you do when everyone in our
audience has smart device and ADD
2 . What can you do to
leverage BYOD?
BYOD and the rise of blended events
Preparing your facilitators and presenters for
BYOD
Winning over your IT staff
10. BYOD Fact #1
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Do Don't
% of
Americans
use their
mobile
device for
work
purposes
81%
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11. BYOD Fact #2
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Do Don't
% of
companies
allow some
form of
BYOD
66%
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14. BYOD Fact #5
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Do Don't
% of
business
conference
attendees
have a
smart
device
70%
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15. This just in from Gartner….
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Do Don't
% of
enterprises
that will
require
employees
to supply
their own
devices by
2017
50%
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16. With BYOD…There is a new behavior!
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Q: What impact has
BYOD made on the
audience?
A: It made us the
same…immersed
And that’s good!
100% Yes
17 year old girls …OMG
Age Content Industry
The Old Schema’s go away
Not Really
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17. BYOD Lives the Conversion Message
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“Immersive experiences drive engagement, which leads to conversion”
Immersion Engagement Conversion
To be submersed in an
experience that completely
captures your attention and
senses
The bi-product of an
immersive experience
whereby the user is
attracted and motivated to
continue the interaction
Actions that are indicators
your message and
offerings are being
consumed and understood.
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20. It’s Feedback Time
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What do you do when everyone in your
audience has a smart device and ADD?
If you are ready for it!!
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21. BYOD and the rise of Blended Events
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Q: Where
Blended Events
is the Chicken and
BYOD is the Egg,
what came first?
A: Oh yeah, the
egg definitely.
What came first?
100% Yes
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22. The Blended Event
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Convention Center
It’s LIVE!!
Leverage BYOD
Power-up Content
Get a pulse on crowd
Stay connected when
they leave the event
Sports Arena
Entertainment Convention Center
Audience
Response
Digital
Companion
Webcasts
b
e
f
o
r
e
d
u
r
i
n
g
a
f
t
e
r
What do you do
when everyone in
your audience has a
smart device and
ADD?
“Immersive experiences drive engagement, which leads to conversion”
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23. Why Blended Events?
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Goal:
Increase Sales
Gain audience mindshare
Retain the audience
Strategy
Leverage mobile and BYOD
Create feedback channels
for insight and course
correction
Provide interactive and
immersive takeaways
Monitor post event usage &
interests
Provide post event updates
and tools
Audience Gain More Cross Selling T-Commerce
Leverage Mobility Build Relationships Use Big Data
82%
Encourage Live Monitor Social Win
maximize the moment and ROI
“Immersive experiences drive engagement, which leads to conversion”
Value Proposition
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24. Topic #3: Conversion is dependent on the right tech
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Already we
know that
Immersion is
the key to
engagement
and
Engagement
leads to
conversion
and
BYOD
impacts
everything
LEFT BRAIN RIGHT BRAIN
Mobile / Ubiquitous
Cloud Based Solution
Rich-Interactive Content with Analytics
• Leverage Data Centers
• Fast Distribution
• Security
• Access anywhere
• Leverage BYOD
• Access anywhere
• Update Quickly
• Great User Experience
• T-commerce
• Content Conversion
25. Audience Engagement: Immersion & Response
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Sitting @ the Keynote
Standing in the Exhibit Hall
Attending a breakout session
Meeting with others @ lunch
During networking sessions
While traveling home
When?
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26. The impression you leave and “Life after event”
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Warm your audience
Get them relaxed about travel
Introduce your topics
Let them get to know you
Provide tools for planning
Set expectations for after
Before AfterDuring
Your Event
Why?
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27. The Living Document: An Event Companion
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28. Webcast for Reach [Live and Simulive]
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29. Rebroadcast for Coverage
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Language Localized
Available Anytime
Available on PC and Mobile
Large population delivery
Analytical Insights
Why On-Demand?
bienvenida
accueil
добро пожаловать
willkommen
歓迎
boas-vindas
欢迎
welcome
welkom
Register
View
Analyze
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30. Virtual Show Experience – Extend the Show
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Integrate your Webcast
and virtual meeting rooms
with a virtual show
experience that features:
• Auditoriums
• Exhibit Halls
• Exhibitor Booths
• Networking Lounges
• Scheduled Chats
• Idea Storming
• Blogs
• Surveys
• Downloadable
Resources
• Electronic Badges
• Digital Carry bags
• Lead Reporting
Extend the look and feel
of your event with a fully
interactive event that lasts
months past your brick
and mortar delivery.
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32. Webcast Analytics: Immediate Feedback
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What are the registration/attendance metrics?
What are people saying?
What were peoples level of engagement?
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33. The Event Timeline
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Live
Remote
On
Demand
Before AfterDuring
Your Event
ePublication
Content-Video
Surveys-Interaction
Stats and Commentary
Message Re-enforcement
Online Workbooks
Engagement Analytics
Event Dynamic
Geo Facilitation
Engagement Stats
Readiness
Resources
Articles/Video’s
Set Meeting Tone
Build event buzz
Rebroadcast
2nd ScreenLive Audience Webcast
All
Immersive
Feedback
Analytics
Easy Access
Language Localized
Mobile Access
Who
Your Event
ePublication
Your Event
ePublication
Virtual Show
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34. Blended Event Components
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Live
Remote
On
Demand
Producer
• Venue Alignment
• Video/Audio
• Content Creation
• Event Mgt
• Live & Onsite
• Boost Excitement
• Immerse Users
• Track engagement
• Event Excitement
• View Anywhere
• Video/Audio
• Record for later
• Companion App
• Rebroadcasts
• Virtual Show
• Microsites
Audience Engagement Webcast for Reach
Immersive ContentProduction Services
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35. Let’s talk about your use case!
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Your Event
Live Audience ResponseWebcasts Interactive Companion
Virtual Show Experience
Build your event brand with InteSolv
Blended Event technologies and creative
services.
“Immersive experiences drive engagement, which leads to conversion”
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36. Blended Event Team
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