RumbleTalk is a group chat technology that enables audience engagement in online events. It has been used by thousands of online organizers, including the organizers of major online events such as CES Tech, The Weekend University, and more.

RumbleTalk was founded by a team of entrepreneurs, who have been working together since 2012. At that time, they were working on building a chat room that would help them engage chatters more effectively and efficiently. Since then, they’ve grown into one of the largest providers of group chat rooms in the world.

In this article, we will discuss how RumbleTalk allows audience engagement and what advantages it has over other platforms like Facebook Messenger or Whatsapp Groups!

Used by thousands of online organizers and entrepreneurs

RumbleTalk is used by thousands of online organizers, including the organizers of major online events such as CES Tech and The Weekend University.

RumbleTalk is also used by many other companies that want to engage their audiences during webinars or other online events. For example, one company uses RumbleTalk next to their live video conferences with customers around the world; another uses it as a podcast chat; a third uses it for live chat rooms on its website; and still another uses it as part of its community management process (i.e., getting feedback from members).

How RumbleTalk helps with audience engagement in online events

RumbleTalk is a group chat technology that enables audiences to engage in online events. It’s free, and it’s used by thousands of online organizers, including the organizers of major online events.

RumbleTalk provides a platform for your audience to communicate with each other during the event and engage with each other after it ends.

How to use RumbleTalk for online events?

• Use the chat to engage with your audience.
• Use the chat to ask questions.
• Share content in real-time and receive feedback from your audience.
• Give support during live events, which allows you to provide instant access to an online chat room where participants can ask questions or share their experiences with others who are experiencing similar problems as they work through challenges in their live events.

With RumbleTalk, you can engage with your audience through a group chat

RumbleTalk is a platform that enables you to engage with your audience in a friendly tone through group chatting. With RumbleTalk, you can use the platform as an extension of your event or conference. You can also use it for internal communication between team members and even customers who are attending events.

The key to audience engagement and interaction

As RumbleTalk offers a variety of tools that can significantly improve audience engagement during online events, we hope you’re now equipped with the knowledge and tools to help you create effective online events for your audience.

The platform’s real-time chat, Q&A, and polls features provide a seamless experience for organizers and attendees alike. The ability to customize the chat room with CSS allows for further personalization and brand alignment. Additionally, RumbleTalk’s REST API and SDK enable integration with other systems and applications can streamline the event management process. By leveraging these tools, organizers can enhance the event experience and create meaningful connections with their audience.

If you’re interested in trying out RumbleTalk for yourself, we offer a free demo of our platform. Schedule a free demo through https://rumbletalk.com/about_us/contact_us/.

Admin Mode lets administrators control the chat room. While you are in Admin Mode, admins can keep the spotlight on them. Users who are not admins will be forced to read the admins’ messages. For admins, they can still talk within the chat room.

Here’s how it works.

An easy way to moderate the chat room.

It allows admins to send any message they want without being interrupted. Moreover, non-admins are forced to take notice of the admins’ messages as well.

Admins can send any message they want without being interrupted by non-admins in the chat room.

In Admin Mode, admins can keep the spotlight on them.

In usual scenarios, admins can send messages to the chat normally but have special admin rights. For example, they can ban users and disconnect them (temporarily kick them from the chat room).

With the Admin Mode, administrators can continue chatting away. It’s up to them if they want to make announcement, stop the influx of messages, etc.

This can also help admins see who are taking note of their announcements. For example, if a non-admin user messages an admin privately and tries to make a ruckus, the admin can immediately ban that person from the chat room entirely.

Non-admins cannot send anything in the chat room.

If an ordinary user (non-admin) tries to send something, he cannot do so in the group chat. The message box will be blocked by a notification that says Admin mode.

These users can only read messages when Admin Mode is enabled. They are forced to read the admins’ announcements or notifications.

For large chat rooms that are unmanageable, this is a great feature. It can help in moderating the chat room, i.e., making the chat rules clear from time to time.

Admins can disable it anytime if they’ve made your message clear.

Once an admin is satisfied with his/her message, he/she can disable it anytime in the admin panel or in the chat room directly.

They can also enable it anytime, in case they want to moderate the chat with these Admin Mode functions.

If you need to make an important announcement but the chat is congested, use the Admin Mode.

With this feature, admins can keep their messages highlighted in the room. Only their messages will show up regardless of who’s in the chat room.

Admins can also use this feature as an opportunity to moderate their conversations with non-admins by sending them a private message. Non-admins cannot send anything in this chat room—they only receive messages from other users who have been granted admin status.

We hope you’ve found this article about Admin Mode helpful. If you need more help or clarification about the feature, please don’t hesitate to reach out! You can send us a message here.

RumbleTalk has two different interfaces for developers. You can use our SDK or REST API to build integrations into RumbleTalk. This post will break down which one is best for your project and why.

REST API vs SDK

This can be a confusing topic, so we’ll try to break it down in an easy way.

First of all, what is an API? An Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of rules and standards that describe how to interact with another program or service. It’s like how you use different apps on your phone. You don’t have to know all the details about how each app works but instead just know what buttons do and how they work together. You’d probably never use WhatsApp for talking on the phone; instead you’d go directly into Google Hangouts or Skype for chatting with friends (or family).

An SDK is similar but focuses on developing applications rather than integrating them into existing ones—like building an app from scratch versus adding features onto one already built by someone else!

The REST API/SDK interface makes RumbleTalk more accessible

While there are many different ways to integrate RumbleTalk, the REST API/SDK interface is the gateway to our platform. It’s a set of rules that define how you can access your data and allows developers to build integrations on top of RumbleTalk.

The SDK provides access to all features within RumbleTalk through APIs, which allow for easy integration into any application or platform. With this method, it’s important that developers know what they’re getting into before starting work with any software company. This is especially important because there are many different types of projects out there.

For developers, the REST API/SDK allows you to build integrations on top of RumbleTalk

The SDK gives you access to all of our features by adding them directly into your app. With the RumbleTalk REST API, however, it gives third-party integrations a chance at working with those same core features—conversations, messages, and channels—as well as additional ones like group chats and audio calls.

The SDK is a code library that gives you access to RumbleTalk features by adding it to your app

SDKs are used by developers to add features to their apps, allowing them to use the platform’s services and communicate with other users in real-time. For example, if you’re building an application for sports teams or fitness centers, it might make sense for them not only want access but also control over their own user accounts. Therefore, they can manage users’ profiles, log out users who have been inactive for too long, and more.

The REST API allows for third-party integrations into RumbleTalk’s core features like conversations, messages, and channels

The REST API allows for third-party integrations into RumbleTalk’s core features like conversations, messages, and channels. It also gives you access to the API so that you can build an app on top of it. This is in contrast with SDKs, which are code libraries that give you access to these features by adding it to your app.

Using the right tool for the job will make your integration simpler and more successful

So, which is better for your integration? It depends on what you’re trying to do. For example: If you want to embed RumbleTalk in your own app, then the SDK or REST API would be a good option. But if you want to build an external service that pushes content from another source into RumbleTalk conversations or channels (as new messages), then SDK would be the better option.

If you have any questions regarding integration, you can visit our REST API guide. Or, send us a message at https://rumbletalk.com/about_us/contact_us/ for a free demo.