Event marketing is an important part of any event organizer's marketing strategy. There are many different event marketing platforms available, but only a few will help you reach your goals and attract the right attendees to your event. In this post I'll introduce 13 of the top event marketing platforms on the market today so that you can make a better-informed decision about which to use for your next event.
With the rise of social media, crowdfunding, and digital newsletter delivery, it's easier for nonprofits to raise awareness and money. But there are still plenty of traditional ways an organization can use events to achieve its goals. Events like galas, fundraising dinners, or auctions are great ways to get people together in one place so they can talk about your cause and maybe even donate directly on-site. However, it’s important to think about the type of event you want to run, how much money you want to raise, and what kind of benefits it will have for your organization. In this post, we'll look at how you can create a successful event with the help of a few helpful tips.
Do you know? 86% of consumers looking for local events use Google search online with event listing sites delivering the results. Therefore, it is strongly advised that one should publish their events on event directories for gaining more visibility for their event. But there are so many event websites, each with their own system for getting events listed. And if you want to make sure your event shows up on all of them, you have to submit it individually to each site.
This is time consuming, and it can be frustrating! You’ve got a ton of things to do as an event planner or organizer, so why waste time submitting your information over and over again?
If you're an organization with a big annual event, you probably want to sell tickets. It's a good way to make more money, plus it helps spread the word about your cause. If you're looking for ticketing options and haven't found one that works for your organization, read on! We'll go over some of the most popular ways to sell tickets (and also some not-so-popular ones).
It's a busy conference season, and you've been asked to present at one of the upcoming events. After some quick research, you find out that the event requires a visa letter from you. But what exactly is this letter? And how do you go about requesting one?
If you're traveling to a foreign country for your conference, there's a good chance you'll need a visa. But where do you start if it's not included in the registration, or if the conference organizer doesn't provide this service?
In this guide, we'll walk through how to get started on requesting your own letter of support from your destination country and the steps you need to take before applying for your visa. We'll cover everything you need to know about requesting a visa letter for a conference: what they are and why they're important; whether it will affect your travel plans if your visa application is delayed; and how to ask for one in an email or phone call without sounding like an idiot!
If you're organizing a conference, you know it's not easy to keep people interested. A lot of things come into play during the event: the presentation format, the speakers, and much more. But there is one thing that affects everything else in a negative way: attendees who leave early after realizing they don't like what they see (or hear) at first sight. If you want to keep your attendees all day long, here are some tips that can help you achieve this goal: