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Today's FAQ
The time is NOW to track
your marketing codes
First: Watch this 3-minute movie for a
quick overview describing the marketing code process.
Second: Create and use your own marketing codes.
Third: Track your results on the order
details report at my.KRM.com and improve your marketing efforts. You don’t need
to check with us first — it’s that quick, easy and convenient.
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Streaming events are the newest, cost-effective event format 
A message from KRM President and CEO, Rick Olson I’ve mentioned the economy and the challenges
we are facing many times in our newsletter and I
understand you're continuing to do more with fewer dollars, people and
resources.
In the previous issue, we talked about how to pick an event format.
Today I want to give you
examples regarding the cost differences
between event formats.
For demonstration
purposes, let’s assume 100 registrants for a 90-minute event.
Below are
the core fees for a pay-to-attend event. These numbers do not
include standard fees that don’t change from one event format to another or
optional services like recordings, registration and support, evaluation forms,
and more.
Audio Streaming: $3135
Production
fee: $2985 + $1.50 x 100
Video Streaming: $3650
Production
fee: $3500 + $1.50 x 100
Audio Conference:
$4250
Production
fee: $350 + $39 each x 100
Webinar: $5395
Production
fee: $495 + $49 each x 100
As you can
see, streaming event formats offer you a cost effective alternative for
delivering information to your audience. Let us know if you’d like to discuss all
the benefits of streaming events.
Warm regards,
Rick
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Services Showcase: Speaker Training
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Training
to support your teleconferences, webinars, streaming and video events
- Training
and planning session for presenters: KRM works closely with your presenters to train them on the use of
web conferencing technology, to share suggestions for how to make their
presentations more effective and to ensure their comfort with the technology
and the process.
- Direct
access to online resources,
training tools and other information we’ve compiled through our experience
with thousands of events and hundreds of satisfied clients. Live Meeting Quick Reference.
- Private
pre- and post-conferences: Much like a green room, the pre- and post- conference includes
you, a KRM moderator and your presenters. This valuable time allows your
presenters to get their last minute
questions answered and go over last minute details.
Call
your KRM Account Manager, Ann, Chris, Wayne or Janette today at 800.816.2640 to discuss how KRM can
help you get your speakers ready to give your audience their best presentation
ever.
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KRMite Spotlight on Jenn Stubbe
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Fun Quick Facts
Team role: HR Generalist
Years with KRM team: 10 in October
Hobbies/interests: Green Bay Packers fanatic, Brewers fan (Yes,
I will admit that!), football and baseball junkie, love to read books and watch
movies, avid scrapbooker and stamper and love the crabby old lady, Maxine, from
Hallmark.
Email: jstubbe@krm.com
Phone: 715.833.5432
For those of you who’ve bee n around a few years, you
probably remember me from Event Services
— where I spent my first 6 years working with you on your event materials,
evaluation summaries, polling, etc.
As you can tell by my picture, I am a HUGE Packers fan! I
eat, sleep, breathe and bleed green and gold all year long. My Dad and I are
lucky enough to be Lambeau Field (the greatest spot on earth!) season ticket
holders. I love anything and everything football related.
My other passion is baseball. I’ve spent the last 19 (and
counting!) summers of my life in a baseball dugout. For a majority of those
years, I was in charge of an entire baseball program. I was part of two state
championships and I am closing in on 450 wins this summer.
I also love baseball stadiums. Ten years ago, I went on the
ultimate baseball roadtrip with four great friends and visited seven stadiums
on the east coast, plus a side trip to Cooperstown,
NY and the MLB Hall of Fame.
Fenway was phenomenal. Old Yankee Stadium wasn't bad either.
I have a wonderful family that includes my parents, who are
my best friends and a younger brother, Adam, who lives in Phoenix. My Dad enjoys my sports craziness
and my mom shares my scrapbook and stamping addiction. My brother and I are the
movie nuts and I enjoy visiting him in sunny Phoenix, especially during spring training
and when the Super Bowl was there in 2008.
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