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At Drew Tarvin, accessible from drewtarvin.com, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by Drew Tarvin and how we use it. If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to […]
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Drew’s Best of 2021
2021, just like 2020, was a year filled with uncertainty, COVID scares, and Zoom meetings… so… many… Zoom meetings. Through it all, there were still plenty of moments to celebrate, including perhaps the biggest of all: having a baby (represented by the “rosa mexicano” banner color). Here’s a look back at my 2021, check out […]
Read MoreMy Best Tweets of 2021
In my 13th year on twitter, I took a little bit of a break. I only tweeted 123 times bringing in 113,000 impressions, bringing 717 likes and 59 retweets. And still I found some puns I really enjoyed. Here are my top tweets of 2021: 1. Though Hindsight is 20/20 A: Life is a blur.B: […]
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Drew’s Best of 2020
Through the first two months of 2020, I was having an incredible year. Business was going well, Sabrina and I had just gotten engaged, and we were planning a trip to Antarctica. And then the pandemic came and everything changed (well, Sabrina and I stayed engaged, but we didn’t go to Antarctica out of fear […]
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My Best Tweets of 2020
Wow, 12 years on twitter! That’s a lot of tweets. In 2020, I made 324 tweets garnering nearly 825,000 impressions, 12,409 likes, and 393 retweets. Here are my top tweets of 2020: 1. Over 7 Billion Served I went to a self-esteem restaurant and asked, "Whats the special?" The server replied, "You are." — drewtarvin […]
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5 Ways to Do Picture-in-Picture on Zoom
One of the key differentiating factors between a standard, boring webinar, and a more engaging, polished virtual presentation is the use of Picture-in-Picture (PiP). This is the industry term for what you see above, where you can see both the speaker and their slides clearly at the same time. Too often, dry webinars consist of […]
Read MoreA Hierarchy of Virtual Events
Updated February 2021 with my current setup at the bottom. With each week that passes under COVID-19, more and more groups are looking towards virtual programs as a way to provide content, value, and connection to their employees, members, and users. Last week, I shared tips on transitioning an event into a virtual experience. This […]
Read MoreShould you host a virtual event? Tips for transitioning events in a time of COVID
As COVID-19 continues to disrupt the events industry, more and more organizations are having to make the tough decision between postponing an event, taking it virtual, or cancelling it all together. While it’s easy to dismiss creating a virtual experience in lieu of the other two, there are a few things worth considering: People need […]
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