The creme de la creme of hosting a successful event is having an engaged audience—that can mean having ample audience feedback, or to have audience members engage with the content on social media. This is no small task, so we’re sharing our ultimate guide for boosting engagement—before, during, and after the event.
The event industry has undergone a major transformation over the past few years with the addition of completely virtual events, conferences, and webinars. These events have come a long way since 2019, but still have room for improvement. Companies around the world are constantly trying new tactics to keep attendees engaged and rethink what a webinar should look like. Among these strategies, we’ve honed in on four crucial elements.
One of the biggest challenges of event planning is keeping information centralized and streamlined to maximize everyone’s work loads and time. Luckily, the event planning market is saturated with many different tools for executing events. The best part? You don’t have to choose only one!
Using an assortment of tools to manage and organize your event will help your team reach new heights to deliver an elite event. Check out these top 5 best tools for maximizing productivity when collaborating on an event.
If there is anything that 2021 has pushed us all to do, it is to think critically and be adaptable. In the event world, the dust is settling, and we’re now emerging with new tools to move forward.
If you’re getting ready to attend an event in person, what should you keep in mind? We’ve compiled our tips for how to navigate in-person events in the safest, most enjoyable way possible.
Transition breaks: those five, ten, or 15-minute windows between sessions that would normally be reserved for walking from room to room in the event venue. In the virtual world, however, these breaks are now open space to fill for attendees tuning in from home. In the past year and a half, we’ve seen a lot of ways to fill these windows in your event agenda. Keep reading for a few of our favorite ways to jazz up session breaks.
After a year and a half of all-virtual-all-the-time, in-person events are starting to make their way onto our fall calendars.
As we begin to plan and attend events again, the top concern on event managers’ minds is how to be certain that these events occur—our events team has compiled 5 strategies to assure your event can happen safely.
