Hosting your event online is a safe and cost-effective way to expand your audience, increase partner and customer engagement, and avoid costly cancellations and delays. TrueConf will help you organize your virtual meeting: experienced technical specialists will prepare everything necessary for its holding.
Record your online meetings and save it in high quality and a convenient format! Upload videos to YouTube or your own platform to share with invited participants who couldn't join the live stream.
Connect to virtual events directly from your meeting room using endpoints, thanks to support for SIP and H.323 protocols.
Brand the online meeting according to your corporate style and add necessary event elements, including a block with affiliate information. Embed virtual event widgets on your website, blog, or any other web page with just a few clicks!
Send participants a personal link to connect, set a PIN code, or restrict access to your event for unregistered users.
Mandatory authorization
PIN codes for meetings
Limited access to conferences
Access control for unauthorized users
View the analytics of the main events, where you can track detailed information about participants, connection history, and messages sent in the chat.
Virtual events are meetings that take place in virtual environments. They are commonly used for webinars, live streams, virtual tradeshows, online classes, online tours, and corporate events. Virtual events typically include live streaming, chats, polls, Q&A, and networking, allowing attendees to connect and collaborate instantly. Virtual events allow people to participate remotely from anywhere in the world, so a global audience can attend, making these meetings much less expensive than live events due to numerous logistical factors such as travel costs.
1. Planning and setup: This begins with careful planning of the event, its audience, purpose, and objectives. Organizers then select a virtual event platform that has the necessary features such as live streaming, chat capabilities, breakout rooms, interactive tools such as polls and Q&A sessions,session schedules, registration forms, ticketing systems (if the event is paid), etc.
2. Registration and promotion: Organizers use many platforms, including social media sites, email campaigns, and websites, to generate interest among potential attendees and encourage them to attend. Attendees fill out an online form with their details to register for an event. Then they receive a confirmation message and access information, usually including a unique login link.
3. Interaction and engagement: To ensure that they stay connected during these events, some virtual platforms offer inclusive live chats, while others offer online networking areas with separate groups for interaction.
4. Post-event activities: Many platforms allow on-demand access to recorded sessions, so attendees can go back and watch what they missed during the event. Additional resources are typically made available to attendees by the organizer.
Large audiences: Virtual events are geographically independent and can draw participants from around the world into a virtual space. This access is unprecedented and allows people to interact no matter how far apart they are physically.
Cost-effective: There are no venue rental, travel, or logistics costs associated with virtual events. As a result, both organizers and attendees save significant amounts of money.
Data analytics: The analytics and reporting capabilities of virtual event platforms provide useful insights into attendee engagement, content effectiveness statistics, and attendee behavior patterns. This evidence-based approach helps organizers better understand what attendees want, so they can improve events and tailor content to meet ever-changing customer needs.
1. Event platform: The backbone of a virtual event is the platform on which it takes place. In addition to live video, important features include meeting rooms, chat rooms, and interactive options such as polling or voting. In addition, the platform should be scalable to accommodate varying audience sizes and provide reliable technical support to ensure a seamless experience for both organizers and participants.
2. Registration and ticketing: Most importantly, you need a seamless registration process to handle attendee registration. This includes an online form where they can register, receive event information, and manage their presence in the event space. Ticketing systems can also be integrated for paid events.
3. Interactive features: Using features such as live chat, virtual networking sessions, and gamification can create a sense of community.
4. Analytics and reporting: Organizers need comprehensive post-event analytics and feedback reports that can include aspects such as attendance details, engagement, or survey responses that can help refine future events.
Start interacting with your audience before the event: Send teasers, polls, or interactive content before the main event to build interest. You can also use live polls, Q&A, and chat during the event to keep attendees actively engaged.
Put your technology to the test: Test all technology devices and equipment before the event begins. This includes testing Internet connections, audio/video quality of sound systems, and communication features.
Provide clear instructions: Participants need to know how to access and navigate this virtual world. Providing comprehensive instructions in advance on how to log in, how to join the session using an interactive tool, and how to guide participants through the event with clear on-screen prompts and verbal instructions will help reduce confusion and improve their experience.
