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Many organizations are offering hybrid events, which give participants the option of attending virtually or attending in person. After more than a year of virtual
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Many organizations are offering hybrid events, which give participants the option of attending virtually or attending in person. After more than a year of virtual

Welcome back to our blog series about how to plan, promote, and host a webinar or virtual event on Zoom from start to finish! Today

Welcome back to the Zoom newsletter series! Over the past few weeks, we’ve been covering how to plan and prepare for a virtual webinar or

Welcome back to our newsletter series where we’re breaking down how to plan and execute a virtual event or webinar using the Zoom platform. Last

Welcome back to our blog series where we’re breaking down how to plan and execute a virtual event or webinar using the Zoom platform. Last

Last week, we talked about the various different video platforms and shared why time after time, we love using Zoom and we encourage our clients

When planning a webinar or virtual event, there are lots of options for virtual video or webinar platforms. So, how do you decide which one

Last week, in the 2020 PPR Strategies Annual Report, we shared our staggering Zoom numbers: in 2020, we hosted approximately 935 Zoom meetings and spent 6,148 total hours on

In last week’s newsletter, we talked about the importance of sharing everything your organization did in 2020 in an annual report — because decision makers won’t know
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