Are you hosting a series of virtual events for your business, whether it’s for marketing or engaging with your communities? If you are looking for a better way to manage your online virtual events and achieve more engaging event experience, this article will be a great start! We will be sharing the simple 15 tips … Continue reading 15 Best Practices to host a virtual event engaging and professional
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Design a Great Event Page with a Custom Header
For those of you who want personalization for your event page beyond what our website theme selection offers, our custom header feature can help you achieve just this! With website theme selection, the details of your event title, date, and location will be shown below the banner image, whether or not your banner already contains … Continue reading Design a Great Event Page with a Custom Header
Maximize Sales Through Ticket Tier Pricing (ex: Early Bird Rate)
Do you know that EventNook's ticket tier pricing feature allows organizers to set multiple ticket types? Wouldn't you want your guests to purchase their tickets early rather than last-minute? What better way to encourage guests to attend your event than by offering them a special discount for purchasing their tickets early? Setting “ticket tier pricing” benefits … Continue reading Maximize Sales Through Ticket Tier Pricing (ex: Early Bird Rate)
Free high-quality stock image websites for your event needs
The first thing to turn an event attendee away will be your tacky stock photo on the event website landing page. We've had enough of people in suits shaking hands and teenagers with forced smiles and a one sling bag pack. Here are some websites for you to find free, high-quality stock images at a fraction of the time and … Continue reading Free high-quality stock image websites for your event needs
10 exciting trends in the events industry for 2016
From event technologies and marketing concepts to new ways of thinking about events, 2016 is all about empowering event planners to understand their attendees and to create not just events but experiences. 1. Integrating big data More than just data analytics, event planners will be demanding more- the ability get actionable insights and recommendations from the data. They will also be … Continue reading 10 exciting trends in the events industry for 2016
Plan events the youths really want
If you are an older event planner, you might think the young people of today, the millennials, teenagers, youths, whatever you like to call them, are an alien species. They talk, behave, dress and interact in entirely different ways. It is easy to fall into the 'uncool' camp with this opinionated bunch. But you don't have … Continue reading Plan events the youths really want
How companies like Uber are driving growth using events
With Uber recently announcing the release of UberEVENTS, we take a closer look at how businesses, large and small, are using events to power their growth. Airbnb Airbnb is making full use of the power of intimate live events by organising and helping their users organise meetups and gatherings for Airbnb users. Past events include "A toast to London", "Colombo … Continue reading How companies like Uber are driving growth using events
Creating more effective event email invitations for higher turnout
1. Titles & subject lines Don’t try to encapsulate everything in a title. Instead, think about what is the most appealing and interesting part of your e-mail and flesh it out clearly. This may not necessarily be the title of your event or the most important detail of your event. But it should be something … Continue reading Creating more effective event email invitations for higher turnout
What your Myers-Brigg personality type says about you as an event organiser: Part 2
The MBTI framework is a great tool to better understand our natural inclinations as an event organiser. Rather than defining certain traits for a successful event planner which is really limiting, why not understand how each and every one of us can contribute what we do best naturally. It is not about finding out whether … Continue reading What your Myers-Brigg personality type says about you as an event organiser: Part 2