The Cream of the Crop Events, Customers and Engagement
Fox Sports
Fox Sports is the first client to use Voices Heard Media's Twitter Feed EventBox, the newest addition to the EventBox suite of social applications that spark user engagement and generate revenue on the interaction.
Food Network - Ask Aarti
Scripps Networks Interactive's Food Network wanted to leverage its latest The Next Food Network Star, Aarti Sequeria, and create engagement on their site.
JSYK Glee
JSYK is a pop/entertainment blog for teens. JSYK has leveraged the EventBox for customized contests and givewaways around "Glee", "Twilight" and more.
TUAW
AOL's "The Unofficial Apple Weblog" or TUAW is famous for its live coverage of the annual MacWorld Conference. In the past, TUAW would host a short survey with just three choices, or they would allow unorganized comments.
Washington Wizards
Monumental Sports & Entertainment, owners of the NBA's Washington Wizards, NHL's Washington Capitols, and the Verizon Center, set up a VHM EventBox asking fans what types of changes they would like to see within the organizations and arena.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Each year, the Toronto Maple Leafs host a Media Day on their website. Last year, their fans were even more fanatical than usual. You'd be surprised to see what a Live Q&A does to fans.
Travel Channel
The Travel Channel wanted to find a solution for engaging their readers online. For one of their biggest weeks in the year, Beach Week, Travel Channel decided to let their fans vote on what they thought was the best overall beach.
IGN's LiveStream
What better way to include your fans in a live event than to have a live Twitter stream on your site? IGN game fans were thrilled with this kind of experience on IGN's site, and each game release thousands come back to interact and watch.
WBIR "Top 5" Stories
Each week, WBIR Television invites viewers to submit and vote on their "Top 5" favorite things, such as restaurants. WBIR found that food seemed to be a favorite topic.
Bill Haslam
Governor Bill Haslam was elected after a historic "Tennessee Jobs Town Hall" on the Voices Heard Media platform which he took across the state. It also created a viral phenomenon among Tennessee Facebook users.
AOL Autoblog Podcasts
Every Monday between 5 and 10 pm EST, Autoblog launches an EventBox so visitors can ask questions in advance of their weekly podcast. At around 10 pm, Autoblog records their weekly podcast using the blog readers' top questions.
The Huffington Post
The Huffington Post launched Voices Heard Media's EventBox in several of its major sections, including Culture, Entertainment and Living.
JSYK - Glee
JSYK is a pop/entertainment blog for teens. JSYK has leveraged the EventBox for customized contests and givewaways around "Glee", "Twilight" and more.
AOL Moviefone - Burlesque
Moviefone was skeptical at first and responded that people don't want to engage; they just read about movies. Moviefone started by posting an EventBox inviting visitors to "Ask Cher and Christina Aguilera Questions."
AOL Moviefone - Harry Potter
Among Moviefone's most successful social events was a contest inviting visitors to embed a YouTube video demonstrating how they were the best Harry Potter fan.
Televisa's Chespirito
Televisa, the largest TV station in Latin-America, wanted to celebrate the life of one of its extraordinary legends, Chespirito. In January, they launched several events including a Twitter feed, Q&As and FAQs.
AOL TV Squad - Dancing with the Stars
For the 2011 season of Dancing with the Stars, AOL TV asked fans "Who should make the cut?" on the AOL.com home page. Within 24 hours they received 20,000 votes and 40,000 by the end of the week.
GAC Superfan
With limited space on its home page but a desire to engage visitors with a super-powered survey, GAC Superfan launched VHM's AdBox app.
