Q: Where can people watch my Webshow episode?
Future Series Webshows are stored for years on the engineering.com/tv platform website. There are dedicated sections for "Designing the Future" and "Manufacturing the Future." As new webshow series become available in the future, they will be handled in the same way
Q: How does engineering.com promote the event?
Like many of our services, we work very hard to drive attendance before the event to maximize the number of live participants. We promote the event across all engineering.com assets and channels - including email communications, social media, and the website.
You will also want to promote the event to your clients and prospects through your marketing efforts.
Q: Will I get a copy of the recorded Webshow episode?
Yes, we're happy to provide you with a copy of your webshow recording to use it as part of your ongoing marketing efforts.
Q: How do Webshows work with other types of content marketing?
Webshows have strong synergies with other marketing content, including research, white papers, articles, and product landing pages. This series was created with your thought leadership content in mind. Our goal is to help you boost awareness of your visionaries on our platform and then link interested parties back to content on your site (blogs, videos, podcasts).
Q: Do I get a list of people who registered for the event?
To maintain the sanctity of our relationships with engineering.com followers, and for privacy reasons - we cannot do this. However, we do offer email and other direct communication services to let you reach your specific audience.
Q: How much do the Future Series Webshows cost?
We sell our "Future Series" webshow episodes for $3,000 each. Talk with one of our Account Managers to learn more about format, availability and to discuss topics.
