The Goldfish Dilemma and Corporate Meetings

You might be surprised to
know that goldfish have our
attention span beat.
We can manage about
eight seconds before we move on;
they have an extra second on us.

There are multiple eight second
segments in a one or two day meeting
or event where you may want
attendees present and
absorbing the content.
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Are you still with me?Are you still with me?
There are multiple eight second
segments in a one or two day meeting
or event where you may want
attendees present and
absorbing the content.
ltiple on
e or tw me
u may want
and
ent.

Here are 3 technology
solutions
to make sure
customers are
focused and
engaged
every step of
the way in
your corporate
event or meeting.
3 technology
solutions

Take advantage of the
vividness effectvividness effect

The vividness effect is a behavioral
economics principle which states
that people remember graphics
more than just words.
Communications
should be easy to
understand and
motivate the
audience.
Take advantage of the
vividness effectvividness effect

Go where your
participants areparticipants are

Give attendees a
mobile solution that
allows flexibility to
drive engagement
at your events.
Offer an innovative
and unique event
experience that tracks
results with analytics
and creates an
environment of
innovation and fun
with an engaging app.
Go where your
participants areparticipants are

learningPut learningat
the forefront

Rather than have attendees passively sitting
and watching routine PowerPoint presentations,
use an iPad learning app.
A learning app measures
exactly what participants
know, feel and do in
real time. Consider
using gamification
to jump-start
pre-learning and get
your attendees competing,
achieving and learning at higher levels than
they’ve ever attained before.
learningPut learningat
the forefront

Your attendees will
stay engaged if
they feel connected
to each other and
to the content.
Using apps specifically
designed to make
your events
easy to navigate
keeps everyone
focused and interested.

Are your meeting participants
paying
attention?
paying
attention?

The Goldfish Dilemma and Corporate Meetings

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