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A few weeks ago, I was trying to fill up a marketing workshop I was hosting in Edmonton with my colleague Mark Silver. Numbers were lower than I wanted and so, instead of just relying on the facebook event, email lists and such, I decided to do some personal outreach to key people I thought
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Three months ago, I wrote a blog post called Slow Marketing. It was all about how it’s okay (even important) to slow down our marketing. This is a wonderful philosophy but what if you need money yesterday? What if you’re so broke and you can’t afford rent? All of a sudden, the slow approach while
I want to share with you six lessons I got on how you can fill up your workshops from a colleague of mine Callan Rush. Poor Callan (pictured right). She had me in her audience. This might seem like a good thing, but let me explain. So, the other night I attended a workshop called,
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By Corwin Hiebert, an entrepreneur from Vancouver, Canada, who specializes in strategic event design, marketing, and creative talent management. His company, Red Wagon Management, produces and hosts CREATIVEMIX – Vancouver’s Ideation Conference. You can follow Corwin at www.twitter.com/corwinhiebert In the midst of all the planning, we event managers often have the difficult task of leading
