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Nathan Cluzeau
Nathan Cluzeau
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How to Keep Attendees Engaged and Entertained

Virtual events are getting to be a competitive market, and it is no easy task for organizers to stand out. In this post, we will explore the psychology of virtual events and provide tips for keeping attendees engaged and entertained.

Create a Strong Opening

For any event, the opening is crucial for setting the tone and engaging attendees, and that is not any less true in the case of a virtual event. A strong opening can help to capture the attention of attendees and build excitement for the rest of the event. Consider starting with a compelling video, music or a dynamic keynote speaker to grab attendees’ attention.

Gamify !

Gamification is a powerful tool for engaging attendees during virtual events. By using game elements like rewards, points, and leaderboards, you can create a sense of competition and encourage attendees to participate more actively. This can also increase attendee retention and provide valuable data about attendee engagement.

Keep Sessions Short and Interactive

Although concerts and shows may not be concerned, this is especially true when building online seminars and conferences. Long presentations can be tedious for attendees, especially when attending from their homes or offices. Consider breaking up the sessions into shorter, more interactive segments with activities such as live polls or Q&A sessions. This can help attendees stay focused and engaged throughout the event.

Provide Networking Opportunities

Networking is a crucial part of many events, and virtual events are no exception. Provide opportunities for attendees to network and interact with one another. Konpi for example makes it possible through solutions such as virtual breakout rooms or networking sessions. This can help attendees feel more connected to the event and to one another.

Offer On-demand Content

Offering on-demand content can be a powerful way to keep attendees engaged even after the event has ended. This can include recordings of sessions, keynote speeches, or other content. By offering on-demand content, you can give attendees the flexibility to participate on their own schedules and help them stay engaged even after the event has ended.

Virtual events organisation is no exact science, and we are still in the early stages of its elaboration, but by following these tips, you will undoubtedly be on the right path to create engaging and entertaining virtual events that keep attendees interested and motivated to participate. Remember: strong opening, gamification, short and interactive sessions, networking, and offer on-demand. Your turn now to create a memorable virtual event that attendees will be excited to participate in again and again !

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