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Even though a majority of China Phone Number List organizations are converting physical events to an online version, 95% of the organizers never see online events completely replacing the physical variants. There is still a lot of work to be done! In response to questions and reactions to my article about organizing online events, I share 6 mistakes and how to prevent them. 1. Why are we China Phone Number List doing this again? Many organizations dive straight into practical details and production. But in fact, you first have to take a step back to recalibrate the whole. The reason for China Phone Number List organizing something online instead of physically, usually starts with the letter 'c'. But the underlying reason for organizing something is often mainly driven by compulsion from management or statutes.
Even though the number of physical events has imploded this fall, anyone can set up a webinar in 1 minute and a look at my LinkedIn feed shows that China Phone Number List many people have started doing the same. It is really necessary to make an analysis first: Is the expected audience waiting for this? Can the stated goals be achieved at all? Does the China Phone Number List virtual variant not detract from the name of your organization and/or community? From that analysis, I still see many organizations putting their plans on hold until China Phone Number List next year. 2. Interaction, what is that?