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Event Planners
With the post-holiday quiet upon us, now is the perfect opportunity to reset, enjoy, and look at the year ahead. It can also be a great time to get together with friends or co-workers if the last few months proved…
Email campaigns are a great way to market your event—including selling tickets and even collecting post-event feedback. According to Wishpond, 78% of event presenters agree that email marketing is their most commanding marketing tactic. And what’s more, 45% of event…
Office parties are a great way to increase camaraderie around the office, especially around the holiday season. Employees are already getting excited about upcoming celebrations, and being able to celebrate at work is an added bonus! But if you’re hosting…
Every detail is important when you’re planning the perfect event—right down to your seating arrangements. How we sit during an event affects how well we can chat with others, how comfortable we are, and how easy it is to pay…
As a society, we’re becoming more and more open and respectful about our differences as people. While there’s a lot that makes us similar, we also bring so much diversity as a species. That’s something to be celebrated—and something your…
You partner with a lot of businesses when you plan an event. Even if all the planning happens within your company, you’re still likely booking a venue, hiring catering or food delivery services, printing signage, and buying swag for your…
There are a lot of benefits to planning an outdoor event. For starters, you can get a little messy with activities like water balloon fights or sports competitions. While you can technically do those things inside, you won’t have to…
If you’ve ever attended an event, shopped online, or even visited your local bank, you’ve undoubtedly received a timely survey, asking for feedback on your experience. Maybe you fill the surveys out, and maybe you don’t. But when it’s your…
Writing a thank you letter to a speaker, or a panel of speakers, is a simple and professional way to show your appreciation. For conferences, panel discussion, and other speaker-oriented events, most attendees come for the speaker. Maybe they’re an…
