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How to Rock Your Conference Using Social Media

From Pittcon Aug 3 2018

Social media is a brilliant tool you can use to engage your conference audience.

Pittcon 2025: Mar 1-5

Boston Convention and
Exhibition Center
Boston, MA

Pittcon Webinar: How to Rock Your Conference Using Social Media

Presenter

Kendra Ramirez

Kendra Ramirez, Digital Leader

Kendra Ramirez is a crazy sports mom who springs out of bed in the morning to conquer the world and annoys others who are not morning people. She helps her clients get the most out of their business development efforts, extend their marketing initiatives and get real results from their digital efforts. Kendra is globally recognized on the home page of LinkedIn.com, AMA Marketing Legend and a finalist for the Social Media Innovator of the Year. Since 2005, she has helped hundreds of organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, leverage digital technologies. Kendra has spent more than 15 years in technology companies as a change agent in sales and recruiting leadership for B2B customers.

Webinar Attendees Will Learn:

How to promote the conference, get their participants excited about attending, and to keep them engaged during and after the event.
Create a strategy before planning your event so everyone understands the goals and purpose of using social media.
Actionable takeaways that don’t cost an arm and a leg.

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