Below is a brief look at our recent Twitter chat with Cathy and Mike. If you’d like to see a complete list of questions and responses, head over to our Twitter Moments. But before we get to the summary, a quick note: Did you know Cathy started the #CMWorld Twitter chats? The chats have helped us create lasting relationships that make us smarter marketers and better people! What’s your single best networking tip when at a conference? #CMWorld pic.twitter.com/XRm0MirXsV — Jim MacLeod (@JimMacLeod) August 28, 2018 A2: Join the online community first! How can you connect with the speaker without it being weird or intrusive? And if you can’t make it this year, follow the #CMWorld hashtag, then let’s make plans to get you to the conference in 2019! First-timers and marketers attending solo, want the best conference experience ever? Then don’t miss Cathy and Mike’s session Tuesday afternoon.
I won’t lie. I find conferences to be scary. A room of strangers with a million ideas being thrown around? It’s exciting and exhausting all at the same time. So, before I even step foot onto the show floor, I do some prep. Having a plan helps me focus on why I’m at the conference to begin with.
Content Marketing World is next week. And it can be overwhelming, even for conference pros and alumni. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Content Marketing Institute VP of Marketing Cathy McPhillips and Nationwide Content Marketing Consultant Mike Myers are no strangers to CMWorld. That’s why we wanted to know their secret tips and tricks for navigating the event.
Below is a brief look at our recent Twitter chat with Cathy and Mike. If you’d like to see a complete list of questions and responses, head over to our Twitter Moments. (Yes, that’s plural. Our community had a LOT to say on this topic! Here are Moments 1 and Moments 2.)
But before we get to the summary, a quick note: Did you know Cathy started the #CMWorld Twitter chats? She wanted a way to bring together speakers and attendees year-round. That was in 2013. Today we’re closing in on chat number 250! Thank you, Cathy, for making our in-person encounters so awesome. The chats have helped us create lasting relationships that make us smarter marketers and better people!
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