The Unignorable Podcast #5 - How to make your event unignorable with Oliver Aust and Jeannine Koch

The book Unignorable is available Amazon and has already become a #1 bestseller in Germany, UK, US, France and Australia. Head to Amazon to get your copy now! https://www.amazon.de/dp/3982108829? On the fifth and final episode of The Unignorable Podcast, Oliver Aust speaks to Jeannine Koch, Director at republica GmbH. re:publica Berlin is Europe’s largest internet and digital society conference. re:publica 19 counted more than 25.000 visits during the three conference days. With COVID-19, the 2020 event was a little different... with digital and hybrid formats. Jeannine shares how they made this year's event UNIGNORABLE despite the challenges of the current situation. The conference brought people together to discuss current issues of digital society, bringing together people from economics, politics, business, NGOs, media, marketing, activists, artists and more. Take a listen to get an insight into how the events industry is changing and how to bring people together online. If you love the podcast, subscribe, review or share with a friend to help spread the word! About Unignorable: Everyone has a reputation. So why not build a reputation you love? One that is authentic, plays to your strengths and boosts your business. In the book Unignorable, Oliver guides you through a 30-day process of building your personal brand online and offline. You will work on your mindset, motivation, method and message. By the end of the four weeks, you will have a tailor-made personal branding strategy and the skills required to execute it with maximum success. You will have learned how to become truly unignorable. In uncertain times, your reputation is your greatest asset. Links: Unignorable: oliveraust.com/unignorable Website: oliveraust.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-aust/ Twitter / Instagram: @oliveraust_ Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/gzh-Kb Team: Host: Oliver Aust Producer: Lena Carlson Editor: Linda Broschkowski