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July 14, 2010

The Inaugural Meeting – KLCK Bloggers Network

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Monday saw the Inaugural meeting of the KLCK Bloggers Network, a group of like minded people living in the Kildare, Laois, Carlow, Kilkenny area who share an enthusiasm for Blogging and Internet marketing.

Amongst those who attended were those who write professionally, those with popular blogs, those who were just taking the first step in blogging and those who were on the cusp of getting started.

The aim of the group is to share knowledge, put our heads together and see what we can achieve both individually and as a group.

Meetings will continue every second Monday of the month and all are welcome to attend whether you are living in the four counties or not and whether you are already a blogger or not.

Our next meet up will be on August 9th at the Talbot Hotel Carlow. Paula Sheridan from Candle Designs will be talking about using Flickr for business and we will have a second presentation on the basics of setting up a WordPress blog and useful plugins (speaker tbc).  If you’d like to come along or if you have expertise to share with the group you can RSVP on Facebook or on Linkedin or by leaving a comment on this blog post.

June 23, 2010

4 Social Media Tools for Running Events

You can use social media to both organise, promote and enhance an event.  Over the next 2 weeks our podcast will be showing you how to create events using Facebook and Linkedin.

This week we will show you 4 applications that help you take bookings and help you display tweets at your events and sharing your events presentations.

1. Eventbrite

Eventbrite allows you to set up an event and take payment from attendees.  Once you have created your event it is easy to embed a sign up form into your website or even just a booking button.

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2. EventElephant

Similar to Eventbrite but with what seem to be far more customisable pages.  EventElephant it’s an Irish company which means customer service will be easier to reach.

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3.Twitterfall

The easy way to set up a tweet wall at your event we’ve talked about Twitterfall before but we can’t find an alternative that we like more so here it is again.  Add your event #tag to the wall and watch the tweets scroll onto your screen.  All you need to do is hook your computer up to a screen or a projector to share the tweets with conference goers.  This encourages more interaction amongst your audience and more online buzz about your event.

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4. Slideshare

Using Slideshare you can set up a group or an event where all the presentations from the day can easily be shared.  Simply click ‘events’ at the top of the home screen once logged in.  Again this not only makes it easier for attendees to catch up with the presentations it also creates a buzz around your event.

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