MicroConf Remote
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6 statements about MicroConf Remote, every show
Walling: Around 70% of MicroConf Remote attendees were first-timers
“We got, I believe it was like, 70% first timers who had never been to a microconf, which is great.”
Walling: Virtual event platform Shindig failed during MicroConf Remote live stream
“The first one is just, is Shindig, which is that software platform we used really didn't live up to what we needed. It was both in the broadcasting of it. I think you were saying people were like not seeing audio and then not seeing video and then not seeing t…”
Castro: MicroConf issued 40 speaker invitations that were rejected or fell through
“I put out 40 different asks that were either rejected or we just weren't in line with the timing of the event or The goals that that person had when it comes to presenting to an audience.”
Castro: MicroConf Remote sold 700 tickets in under a month
“We were able to sell those 700 tickets in less than a month, and so it felt like it was definitely an interesting prospect when you consider the six to eight months that you want to have in terms of runway to sell tickets to a live event.”
Castro: Most MicroConf Remote attendees paid between $10 and $25 per ticket
“A vast majority of the attendees paid between 10 to 25 dollars for their tickets, whether it be through their story submissions or them poking around the website and finding one of those Easter egg discounts that were available.”