Social

On October 6, ParadigmNEXT is hosting the second of its BigMarker Webinar Series with Tony Lenhart discussing LinkedIn from a sales-oriented perspective. If you’re on LinkedIn and want to use it to its maximum potential, then this webinar is for you.

Founded in 2010, BigMarker is quickly becoming the “go to” for free web conferencing and webinars. From group meetings to presentations to online events, BigMarker has created an online space where people can share with and learn from each other about any topic of interest. Furthermore, their capabilities extend from just hosting to promoting and recording.

Today, ParadigmNEXT hosted its first webinar, What Angel Investors look for in Startups, hosted by Glenn Gottfried. Glenn, a market focused, growth-oriented executive, shared his insights and personal experiences of what investors and himself look for when they’re investing in startups.

With the user experience being one of the most significant elements of a marketing strategy, Event Creative has the capacity to be a game changer in the field. As a full service event design and production agency, Event Creative provides designers, carpenters, seamstresses and graphic artists, along with floral, fabric and design studios, and even an inventory of lighting, furniture, and audio/visual equipment.

Video conferencing has been used by businesses for decades. Rising in popularity during the 1970’s and 80’s, video conferencing really took center-stage in the 90’s and early 2000’s when fast Internet speeds became the norm. What started out as an expensive technology, primarily used by larger businesses with big pockets, has now become an extremely cost-effective way to communicate, educate, and share information.

At first glance, it seems rather odd that someone might even want to follow a brand on social media! I mean, take a look at the behavior of common folks like you and me around us. The minute we come across an ad on YouTube we skip it. (Unless, of course, you’re the kind of person who loves to watch a 3 minute ad before you get to watch the actual 2 minute video :)).