Social Media & Events Report 2011 (English)

amiando conducted a survey on almost 1,000 event hosts to find out how they use social media for events. The Social Media & Events Report 2011 shows the most important results and gives effective tips and recommendations on how to use social media for event promotion.

Social Media und Events Report 2011 (Deutsch)

Dem Social Media & Events Report 2011 ging eine Umfrage von amiando voraus an der knapp 1.000 Eventveranstalter teilnahmen. amiandos Report fasst die wichtigsten Ergebnisse der Umfrage zusammen und gibt effektive Tipps und Tricks für eine erfolgreiche Vermarktung von Events mit Hil...

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HOW TO: Avoid social media pitfalls

Social media: it’s a jungle out there! The potential is huge and is still growing. There are many opportunities to use social media for your event promotion as well.  But next to these chances, the internet with its many social media possibilities offers various pitfalls too. To help yo...

How to boost Engagement on your Event’s Facebook Page

Facebook shows great potential for promoting events of all kinds. A first look into the results of our social media and events survey, which will be published soon, also shows that a majority of event organizers see Facebook as #1 social media platform for event promotion. With more tha...

Twitter for events - Social Media Study (Summary)

„Twitter for Events - How To Get The Most Out Of Twitter To Make Your Event A Success.“ In this study amiando (http://www.amiando.com), Europe‘s leading online tool für event registration and ticketing, analyzes more than 31.000 Tweets posted by almost 10,000 active Twitter users at ten...

Viral ticketing: Catching a bigger audience on Facebook

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Twitter evolves into genuine event tool

Twitter has long passed from buzzy social networking device to ubiquitous business tool. Event organisers and visitors routinely use the 140-character mini blogs to praise, condemn or give information regarding an event they are visiting. But organisers aren't using T...