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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…
If your an event business owner, you should be prepared ahead of time to answer popular questions from your customers. Whether you run a venue or a catering operation, many customers will want to book a consultation. At consultations, customers…
Are you looking for additional ways to bring in more bookings? Make sure your business is running a mobile friendly website to help convert customers viewing your services. Not sure if you have a mobile friendly website? No problem– we…
Many event business owners have a great business model, but don’t know how to market their brand to the public. People are always looking to plan events online, capture their attention with one glance—start being successful with 5 ways to…
Looking for additional ways to bring in new business for your venue? Allow Eventective to guide you in the right direction to secure event bookings. Consider Eventective’s Premium Promotion for access to unlimited traffic, quality leads, and increased visibility throughout…
So, you want to book more weddings, huh? We want you to book more too! Eventective wants to see your business succeed which is why we have come up with the following 10 proven ways to book quality weddings. Respond…
Whether it’s for special occasions like weddings, or a more personal touch on a birthday, flowers are an integral part of any celebration. As a florist, your job isn’t to convince people that they need flowers—you need to convince them…
Creating Value Through Marketing Marketing is a means of creating value for the customer. Traditionally, this has been achieved through a combination of The Four P’s: Product – An object or service you are offering to your customers. Price – The amount…
