Category
Event Professionals
Templates are responses that you save in My Eventective and send to planners who are either interested in your venue (Referrals) or looking for a venue in your area (Leads). They save you from having to type a new message…
Mail? Who gets mail anymore beside bills and bank statements? The answer as you might guess is: Not many people. Direct mail is viewed as an antiquated system of communication. Email invitations and online registrations are the new RSVP number….
Not too long ago, we introduced you to some beginner mistakes you should avoid at your first event. Everyone makes mistakes, and that’s especially true in the event planning industry. There are so many details to coordinate, and unexpected challenges—it’s…
The ability to work well as a team isn’t learned overnight. In fact, it’s not learned quickly at all. Every individual on the team has to come prepared and ready to listen to the input of others. And sometimes, that’s…
That Monday morning meeting can be a drag, especially when it’s scheduled week after week. Over time, it might start to feel like nothing productive is happening, or employees might start to disengage from conversation. Or maybe your morning meeting…
Business meetings are critical to the success of your company. They allow for short- and long-term planning, while encouraging collaboration and dialogue. In a time where employees are used to working with freelancers or in different locations around the world,…
January is an important month in the event planning industry. After celebrating the arrival of the new year, everyone begins looking ahead to the events they’ve got on the horizon. Just as retailers prepare months ahead for Black Friday,…
Eventective is constantly imploring our venues to display pricing. Here, venues share 5 excuses for not putting event prices online – along with our reasons you should add pricing. Pricing is Customized We customize packages and it’s different for everyone…Our…
As a DJ or entertainer, your top priority is that guests have fun. Whether they’re dancing, laughing, or singing along, you want them to remember, “Wasn’t that party so much fun?” But the challenge is showing customers online—before they’ve danced…
