Business Research - Encore Global

 https://encoreglobal.com/

    “We’ve been creating memorable event experiences that connect and inspire, and engage and transform organizations for decades. With a customer-first mindset and a hospitality focus, we have an unmatched breadth and depth of event production services to support our customers through every step in the event planning and management process.

    In partnership with event planners, hotels, venues, agencies and staging customers, we create and execute thousands of events annually – in person, virtual and hybrid – of any size, at any venue, anywhere in the world. Our core values are embedded in our DNA, and our team members are innovators and collaborators at heart – highly trained experts that intuitively combine creative, production and technology services to deliver unparalleled service excellence for you.”                         https://encoreglobal.com/about-us/#our-story

    Encore Global is a private audio-visual company that specializes large event technology. They are a global company with more than 10,000 employees worldwide. The have annual revenue between $25 and $50 million.

    There is no link to any social media on any page of their website that I could find.

    Encore Global / PSAV seems to do a poor job in general with social media. For a company that has social media convention services, they really should do a better job. If you are trying to sell that you understand social media, you should show that you can adequately use it.



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  1. Janet WalkerFebruary 10, 2021 at 4:22 PM

    Hi John, I had a long well thought our post that disappeared. Frustrating.

    This company does have SM links at the bottom of the page. The links work and I found them to be fairly active on SM. Maybe not daily posts but still at least once a week. It appears they use Hootsuite or a similar app to post because the posts are the same across all the SM platforms.

    Personally I like having the SM links at the top of the page. Maybe that's how you missed them. I wonder if the companies that put the links do that for a reason. Perhaps they want you to linger on their web page longer and not leave for perusing social media.

    _ Jan

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