Comments on: The Secrets of Successful Internet Conference Marketing – Part 1 http://jobmob.co.il/blog/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/ JobMob is about bringing together job seekers and jobfinders to find jobs in Israel and all over the world. Our motto is "all together now." The blog is filled with straight-talking advice based on real world experience and lots of humor thrown in. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 16:36:51 +0000 hourly 1 By: Are Industry Conferences Useful for Job Seekers? » JobMob http://jobmob.co.il/blog/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-543 Are Industry Conferences Useful for Job Seekers? » JobMob Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:08:05 +0000 http://jobmob.co.il/blog/2007/01/04/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-543 [...] It’s also useful to know some of the secrets of successful Internet conference marketing. [...] [...] It’s also useful to know some of the secrets of successful Internet conference marketing. [...]

]]> By: JacobShare http://jobmob.co.il/blog/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-9 JacobShare Sun, 04 Feb 2007 14:56:55 +0000 http://jobmob.co.il/blog/2007/01/04/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-9 Thanks for stepping in, Nicole :) I hope that the conference organizers systematically put you in touch with the interviewees-to-be, otherwise I can see how frustrating it would be to spend time running after them. Especially since you're doing them a big service. Have people begun seeking you out to interview them? If the success picks up, I could imagine a day not so far off where a Nicole Simon preconf podcast interview becomes a trendy thing to do Thanks for stepping in, Nicole :)

I hope that the conference organizers systematically put you in touch with the interviewees-to-be, otherwise I can see how frustrating it would be to spend time running after them. Especially since you’re doing them a big service.

Have people begun seeking you out to interview them? If the success picks up, I could imagine a day not so far off where a Nicole Simon preconf podcast interview becomes a trendy thing to do

]]> By: Nicole Simon http://jobmob.co.il/blog/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-8 Nicole Simon Fri, 02 Feb 2007 16:54:17 +0000 http://jobmob.co.il/blog/2007/01/04/the-secrets-of-successful-internet-conference-marketing-part-1/#comment-8 I am getting tired of it when it is the only thing which is being said about such an interview. ;) As for the link - Loic last year managed to put a pointer onto the blog as well as manage to list all the speakers with single pages which I trackbacked then - that was a better exposure than this year. Due to short organizing time that fell flat which is why it was not as high in downloads as last year. Towards a conference, not soo many people do download it but that is okay and not everybody is interesting to everyone. I mainly started it and still do it to get more excited more early. :) I just finished one with Bruno Giussani for Lift and am really excited already. Biggest problem btw is to actually get the speakers to do the interviews which I find annoying - most of them get a very good reception from the audience as well afterwards. I usually hear people referring at the conference to a speaker to the interview, sometimes they explicitly search them. Post conference is even more interesting, some of the interviews gather over time links as well as downloads - going for leweb / leblog I did receive downloads from last years conference if speakers where the same again. Martin from Fon is my most liked example - he has integrated the interview into the fon websites and is probably the most listened to over all due to that. ;) Special interviews like recently one with Scott Rafer do receive additional links and downloads through external listeners - and exposure as well. To sum it up: It does not hurt you to give such an interview and if you provide good information as well, it is also good advertisement (foto included please). I also tried to include the audience before, but that seldomly works so I stick with the speakers. ;) I am getting tired of it when it is the only thing which is being said about such an interview. ;)

As for the link – Loic last year managed to put a pointer onto the blog as well as manage to list all the speakers with single pages which I trackbacked then – that was a better exposure than this year.

Due to short organizing time that fell flat which is why it was not as high in downloads as last year.

Towards a conference, not soo many people do download it but that is okay and not everybody is interesting to everyone. I mainly started it and still do it to get more excited more early. :)

I just finished one with Bruno Giussani for Lift and am really excited already.

Biggest problem btw is to actually get the speakers to do the interviews which I find annoying – most of them get a very good reception from the audience as well afterwards.

I usually hear people referring at the conference to a speaker to the interview, sometimes they explicitly search them.

Post conference is even more interesting, some of the interviews gather over time links as well as downloads – going for leweb / leblog I did receive downloads from last years conference if speakers where the same again.

Martin from Fon is my most liked example – he has integrated the interview into the fon websites and is probably the most listened to over all due to that. ;)

Special interviews like recently one with Scott Rafer do receive additional links and downloads through external listeners – and exposure as well.

To sum it up: It does not hurt you to give such an interview and if you provide good information as well, it is also good advertisement (foto included please).

I also tried to include the audience before, but that seldomly works so I stick with the speakers. ;)

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