Colleen Koslovsky, Director of Content and Education at Airmeet, moderated a recent webinar held by Swoogo, which included our CEO, Chris Sykes, and Josh King, VP of Growth at EMC3. They all gathered to talk about hybrid events, which is undoubtedly a very popular subject in the events industry. As well as at Swoogo!
With planned product enhancements like our Zoom embed and a significant update to our native mobile app, we’ve been working hard to improve the hybrid experience! We’re particularly focused on meeting our customers and their guests where they are, as Chris states in the webinar, and providing as many alternatives as possible to better their hybrid experience, in-person experience, and digital experience.
Although we love our webinars, we understand that sometimes people are unable to attend. (Timetable? What is that? Additionally, even though our webinars are always available for on-demand viewing, you might prefer to read your information after the fact. Therefore, we also enjoy doing a blog edition. makes it simple to absorb at your own pace and to skip to the parts that are most important to you.
The first thing our distinguished experts did was discuss what a hybrid event is and isn’t.
A hybrid event: what is it?
The definition we presented at the table is as follows: Two events with joining features that offer equal weight to attendees who attend virtually and those who visit in person are called hybrid events.
Easy, isn’t it? Har.
To put it even more simply, it’s an event that individuals can participate in in person or virtually. A webcast of an in-person event is only one aspect of a hybrid event.
A hybrid event and a hybrid strategy are not the same thing. The majority of event professors employ some form of hybrid approach, but are you actually managing two related but distinct events?
Read more at: https://swoogo.events/blog/the-power-of-hybrid-events-blog-edition/
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