CrowdVine-Powered Social Network Site for Engage 2010 Now Live

November 9, 2009 Michelle Anderson — 0 comments

Get connected, get networking, get contacts

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The free and popular social network for the next Webtrends Engage 2010 enterprise customer intelligence conference has set sail, and it’s powered by CrowdVine!

CrowdVine is an easy-to-use social network for conferences, and simply the best way get a jump start on networking with the folks who will be learning and teaching alongside you next February in New Orleans. It’s kind of like a virtual pre-mingling event! And, if you register for Engage 2010 before November 30, you’ll save $100 off the regular conference fee. What a great incentive to start connecting with other attendees prior to arrival!

Creating an account on the network takes just a couple of minutes. After registering for Engage 2010 and creating a profile on the conference social network , you’ll upload a “real you” photo to help your fellow Engage attendees put a face to your name when they meet you in person. The network’s uncomplicated interface makes it very easy to integrate your social web streams and data feeds into your profile – such as Twitter, RSS, Facebook, and Flickr – so other conference-bound folks can learn more about you.

Once you’ve got an account set up, browse the profiles and start networking. You can “friend” your colleagues, add notes to your profile, respond to other people’s notes, and send anyone in the Engage 2010 network a message. Even presenters will have profiles! You can also click the link “want to meet” for anyone you’d like to introduce yourself to at the conference. There’s no need to wait until February start meeting the people who will attend the conference with you!

The Engage 2010 conference calendar also helps you plan which sessions you want to attend, all of which are jam-packed with ideas on getting the most out of your customer intelligence information. Use the network to keep track of which sessions you’re most interested in, learn more about who is presenting it, and see who else is planning on attending, too.

At last year’s Engage conference almost 800 connections were created on the social networking site. This is an average of four connections for every person. Whoa!

Don’t miss out on the chance to spend time getting to know your fellow attendees, plan your session schedule, and interact with presenters in the weeks before the conference. And remember, register for Engage 2010 before November 30 and you’ll save $100 off the regular conference fee. Go, on! Do it now!

CATEGORIES: Events Partners