As a marketer my people often think of ourselves as the most important aspect of any business activity. After all, who else is bringing in all of the business?

The Internet is rife with stories of friendships made, partnerships built and lives changed.  But it seems to move so fast that we often miss them. 

Social Media startup LoveIt.com certainly knew what it was doing when it hired Lindsay Fultz as Marketing Manager last year. 

The following is a guest blog article by Tim Kern. If you are interested in guest blogging for Sound n' Sight, please read my guest blogging guidelines. And if you have any thoughts, please comment. Tim and I both would love to hear what you have to say!

It's becoming clear that content marketing is the most effective way to reach attendees in the year 2013.

I'm a big fan of Plan Your Meetings and the multi-talented Kristi Casey Sanders.  This video they made covers the life of a meeting planner. Don't you agree?

Introduction

These days, I’ve been doing a lot of online marketing. In fact, it’s what I live and breathe at work. I’ve also served as an event planner, though, both for work and for events put on by charitable organizations. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t connect the event planner and online marketer roles. But given my experience, I suppose I’m qualified to have an opinion. And my opinion is that event planners and online marketers have a lot in common. Let’s explore further.

The following is a guest blog article by Oliver Carding. If you are interested in guest blogging for Sound n' Sight, please read my guest blogging guidelines. And if you have any thoughts, please comment. Oliver and I both would love to hear what you have to say!

The following is a guest blog article by Oliver Carding. If you are interested in guest blogging for Sound n' Sight, please read my guest blogging guidelines. And if you have any thoughts, please comment. Oliver and I both would love to hear what you have to say!

The importance of audio visual (AV) in delivering a successful event should not be underestimated.  It means the difference between another mundane corporate presentation and a real experience that leaves you with a lasting message.  In the current digital age, the opportunities are endless.

The following is a guest blog article by Marianna Ashley. If you are interested in guest blogging for Sound n' Sight, please read my guest blogging guidelines. And if you have any thoughts, please comment. Bob and I both would love to hear what you have to say!