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An overview on using Topics at your event to connect people

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Written by Michael Buckley
Updated over a week ago

CONNECTING PEOPLE WEBINAR

TOPICS

You may leverage Topics at your event to connect your audience to all the wonderful people and activities at your event. We'll be beginning with connecting people and groups together for our Q4 2020 release.

Topics may relate to your overall event theme, content, schedule, speakers, or companies as examples.

SETTING UP YOUR TOPICS

You may set up your Topics at your account level and/or your event level.

Account Level

Visit the My Company tab in your admin menu. On the left hand side within the Menu will be Organizational Profile. The first menu item is Topics.

You will be able to add new topics one by one, multiple at a time, or import them in.

Event Level

Visit your event in the admin site. On the left hand side within the Menu will be Event Setup. Select the menu item Topics.

You will be able to add a New Topic or Select from Account List. When adding a new topic, you may do so one by one, multiple at a time, or import them in.

EVENT ONBOARDING FOR ATTENDEES - SELECTING & ADDING TOPICS

Upon accessing your event, attendees will be able to view all available topics to select the ones that interest them the most.

You may also configure the ability for attendees to add their own topics of interest.

RECOMMENDED CONNECTIONS

Once the attendee selects their topics of interest, they'll now see Recommended Connections when visiting the People section.

They will also see their recommendation connections when they visit their Profile and visit the Recommended Connections tab.

EDITING YOUR TOPICS OF INTEREST

Attendees have two areas to be able to edit their Topics of interest.

The first is when they're in the list of People or Recommended Connections

The second is within their Profile. When they Edit Profile, they'll see the ability to further edit their topics of interest.

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