What does the Ideal Virtual Event look like
summary
Shorten sessions to 20-minute talks with Slack followups, add art, live rap summaries and musical breaks, and run over 95 live streams to learn what sticks; a meetup that once drew 300 falls to single digits while one event scales to 1,400 registrations. Use restream to YouTube/LinkedIn/Twitch for reach, hot‑seats and five‑minute tips for variety, favor single big raffle prizes or donate raffle proceeds instead of mass swag, and prefer regional print‑on‑demand to cut cost and shipping headaches.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 34:06The Environmental Impact of Swag
- 36:22Print on Demand
- 36:34Printful
- 38:56Raffles
- 41:04What's the Shortest Online Event
- 41:14What's the Shortest Online Event You'Ve Done
- 51:22How To Reward Great Contributions
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