Whenever we write a blog post specifically about an Everwall feature, you’ll find it broadly in this category, or under one of the three subcategories (which just so happen to match our three product lines).
Social media hubs have become a favorite tool for websites looking to create a dynamic and engaging experience. Instead of static content, these hubs display real-time social media posts, adding a layer of interaction that keeps users engaged. Imagine visiting a website where the content refreshes constantly, offering you a glimpse into the latest trends and conversations relevant to your interests.
Building brand loyalty takes effort and smart strategies. Social media walls have emerged as an effective tool to strengthen these connections by creating engaging and interactive experiences. They not only pull attention but create a bridge between brands and their audiences, inviting customers to take part in real-time interactions.
Social media walls are transforming corporate office environments. They are more than just digital displays; they’re powerful tools for engaging employees, encouraging teamwork, and impressing clients. By broadcasting real-time updates and showcasing achievements, social media walls can create a lively and interactive space.
One powerful way to make a big splash is by using social media hubs for product launches. They bring all your social content into one place, making it easy for people to see what’s happening and join in the fun.
Managing a social media wall can be a lot of fun. It’s a great way to connect with people and showcase exciting content. But it also comes with the responsibility of ensuring a safe and respectful user experience. With posts coming in from various platforms, keeping everything in check might seem a bit overwhelming.
Social walls have become a secret weapon in many marketing campaigns. They transform static content into dynamic, interactive experiences that captivate audiences. By showcasing posts from various social media platforms in a vibrant display or on their website, social walls help brands connect with their audience on a deeper level.
Bringing people together at events can be magical, and a social wall is a powerful tool to amplify that magic. It creates a virtual space where attendees can see real-time social media posts, share their experiences, and engage with your event in unique ways. Crafting the right mix of content is key to capturing and holding your audience’s attention.
Creating an effective social wall goes beyond simply collecting posts. It requires careful planning and curation to ensure the content aligns with your event’s goals. Understanding who your audience is and what they desire makes the task more manageable and meaningful. By being intentional with content selection, you enhance the overall event experience.
Planning to set up a social wall for your upcoming event? Setting up a social wall doesn’t have to be complicated, but you’ll want to start preparing at least a few weeks before your event date. I’ll walk you through everything you need to plan for a smooth implementation.
Master social wall moderation and learn how to curate, protect, and engage your audience while keeping your content on-brand.
Did you know that 64% of consumers want brands to connect with them? That’s right, nearly two-thirds of your audience is craving interaction! And what better way to foster that connection than through a well-moderated social wall? I’ve seen firsthand how a vibrant, engaging social wall can transform events and boost brand engagement. But let’s be real—it’s not always smooth sailing.
In the fast-paced digital age, maintaining a strong social media presence across multiple platforms is crucial for businesses and individuals. However, the challenge lies in effectively managing and showcasing content from these various channels.
Digital signage for internal communications has evolved significantly, upgrading traditional methods like push pin noticeboards or email announcements. Digital signage uses office screens to engage employees, streamline information sharing, and enhance engagement with vibrant images and interactive content. It displays content from various mediums like Slack, social media, and email, making it indispensable for internal communication and fostering creativity and efficiency. In this article, we explore five innovative ways to use digital signage, from highlighting achievements to fostering recognition through engagement programs. Each section includes practical examples to maximize impact. 1. Highlighting Company or Employee Achievements and Milestones Digital signage […]
In today’s digital era, Social Media Hubs have emerged as indispensable tools for online businesses. Serving as centralized platforms for diverse social media feeds, they allow brands to harness the power of social content, driving website engagement and fostering online interaction. These hubs aggregate content from multiple social channels, providing an all-in-one display that offers visitors a dynamic, interactive experience.
We recently published a piece about embedding Instagram feeds onto your website, but what if you want to add other social content too? The good news is that you can embed a hashtag feed that pulls together content from various social media sites instead of just your Instagram feed.
Festivals are spectacular events that celebrate music, food, art, culture, and so much more. Planning a festival, however, can be an overwhelming task. Fear not, because we’ve got your back. This comprehensive festival planning checklist will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring your event is memorable, enjoyable, and runs smoothly.
Find out how using a social media wall for events can increase attendee engagement and extend your company’s social reach If you’ve been an event coordinator for a while, you’ve witnessed how technology has changed conferences, meetings, trade shows, and other big gatherings. Forget the industry magazine ads and direct mail of yesteryear — in a recent survey, 73% of event planners listed social media as the most effective tool for event marketing. Social media is great for promotion leading up to your event, but there’s always that challenge of keeping attendees engaged during the event. In gatherings with big crowds, […]
Sports is a $500 billion industry in the U.S., with companies spending more than $34 billion per year in sports advertising, according to Plunkett Research. But with all this spending, where do the dollars rest when it comes to using social media in sports marketing?
Businesses that promote positive office culture initiatives aren’t just investing in their employee’s well-being. A positive office culture is central to an environment where managers and employees aim to uphold a company’s vision, goals, and core values.
“A lot of players think the game is all about individual performances when it’s really all about a team game.” – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
What could a basketball player, especially one recognized so much for his personal accomplishments, know about a high-performance workplace?
Today we’re very excited to announce that Everwall and Webex have partnered to not only bring content from within Webex into Everwall, but also to bring Everwall into Webex via the just announced Webex Embedded Apps.
When attending any event, whether it’s a wedding, a 5k, a fundraiser, or a conference, there’s one thing attendees look forward to most after curtains have closed — the photos! Thanks to hashtags, attendees can self-sort pictures from events on their phones, but some of the savviest event planners are now creating an Instagram wall for events.
The basis of creating an Instagram wall for events is pretty straightforward in its execution; planners will hang a large projection screen or TV on a wall with a sign for the designated hashtag, and on the screen, you’ll see a collage of Instagram posts showing up in real time. It usually causes a bit of excitement, because people are natural voyeurs and will rush to get photos of their favorite cocktails, friends, and fun up on the wall at the event. Photo booths were so last year, am I right?
