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Effective audience engagement is vital part of any conference, seminar, workshop, or meeting.
Presenters very often don’t pay enough attention to the techniques of audience engagement. Some of them think that just presenting the information that they compiled long before the event can be enough. But in that case, the whole event becomes just a waste of time, as an engaged and satisfied audience is a KPI of a successful meeting. Read more…
author: Liana Yeghiazaryan
Here’s the situation: You’ve hired people with the required backgrounds and proven track records of success. Read more…
author: Yeva Karapetyan
Swift Polling is already in Great Britain. Create text and web polls with UK phone numbers and excite your audience. Don’t forget about open-ended questions and wordclouds to spark your Q&A sessions. Read more…
author: Elizabeth Keshishyan
We often find ourselves in situations where we are out of ideas and we need more minds to find a solution or to help us with a new fresh approach. Read more…
author: Yeva Karapetyan
One of the most common problems faced by teachers is how to keep their students focused, eager, and concentrated throughout a lesson. Read more…
author: Yeva Karapetyan
Whether new or experienced, teachers get to deal with students from different backgrounds with various abilities and personalities. Read more…
author: Yeva Karapetyan
“I REALLY love business meetings!” — said no employee, ever. Read more…
author: Yeva Karapetyan
Gamification is a buzzword nowadays, but how can we make use of it in real-life settings such as event planning, giving a presentation or organizing a meeting session? Read more…
author: Armine Marukyan
A vote itself has a simple definition: it is a choice made by a group or a particular person to make a decision or express an opinion. But hundreds of years ago the voting methods were completely different than they are now. Read on and learn how the most essential decision-making procedure shaped the world we live in.
author: Yeva Karapetyan
Sometimes it’s quite hard to find out what your congregation needs, as not all of them truly speak out. Usually, only the most active members share their feelings and thoughts, while the others are too shy. Anonymous church survey can be a great solution for these kinds of problems.
author: Elen Afrikyan
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Swift Polling by ExciteM was founded in July 2011 in Sunnyvale California. ExciteM’s mission is to be the leader in interactive market research and audience engagement.
ExciteM’s clients can leverage tools such as surveys, polls, on-air graphics and cross-channel vote collection, poll scheduling and more to research their target audience and the market, drive educated decisions and shape their content based on strong data rather than intuition.