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@segar.comSep 20, 2026, 11:30 AM

Covert recording is increasingly unavoidable. Here's why group agreements are essential for trust and confidentiality at conferences.

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#ConferenceDesign #Facilitation #GroupProcess #EventProfs #Trust

A photograph of Thorben Grosser (wearing a PLAUD) and Julius Solaris (wearing Meta Ray-Ban glasses) at IMEX Frankfurt 2026, with permission from Thorben's LinkedIn post https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thorbengrosser_at-imex-in-frankfurt-my-friend-julius-walked-ugcPost-7465024814882177024-nyUL/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAABPZcBvliRajhMsazSc4XieWMbwNFWd_g
@segar.comSep 13, 2026, 1:01 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

#WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy #post

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Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 12, 2026, 7:01 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

#WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 11, 2026, 4:03 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

#WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy #newpost

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 11, 2026, 1:02 PM

How the responsibilities of conferences mirror media platforms—focusing on transparency, collaboration, and putting participants first

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/ev...

#EventProfs #Journalism #ConferenceDesign #NewsPlatforms #MediaPlatforms

@segar.comSep 10, 2026, 1:03 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

#WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy #newpost

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 9, 2026, 7:02 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

#newpost #WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 8, 2026, 4:01 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

#WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.
@segar.comSep 7, 2026, 1:00 PM

My website traffic has changed dramatically since 2009. Here's my attempt to disentangle why—and what those changes tell me about the reach of conference design.

#newpost #WebsiteTraffic #WebAnalytics #ConferenceDesign #ContentStrategy

www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/te...

Line graph showing monthly pageviews for the Conferences That Work website from October 2009 through August 2026 on a logarithmic scale. Traffic rises from 3,589 pageviews in 2009 to nearly 1 million per month in 2014–15, declines through 2022, then rises again to more than 1 million per month in 2025–26. Five annotated eras identify Discovery (2009–2013), Accidental Virality (2014–2015), Normalization (2016–2022), Renewed Growth (2023–2024), and New Scale & New Web (2025–2026). Peak traffic was 1,518,744 pageviews in September 2025.