Two heads are better than one, and a large professional team is better than a duet. To put an event on the road to success, you need committed people who are willing to invest their expertise, time, and knowledge into event organization.
The time has finally come. The escalating hype, and pumpkin spice, around Halloween, is getting into the offices all over the world. This can mean only one thing for you: party time! Corporate Halloween parties offer the great opportunity to (pumpkin)spice up the office atmosphere and get in on fun!
Event registration may not directly apply to the experiences that you’ll gain by attending the event, but it definitely impacts your decision about whether you want to attend or not.
Be it at parties, events or even corporate DnDs, the most unwanted scenario would definitely be a bunch of restless, unoccupied and bored guests! The only solution is to constantly keep them engaged and entertained; always making sure their attention is focused on something fascinating, rather than staring off into space and finding things to keep themselves from snoring.
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To get a “sold out” event, you have to walk a long, straight path through promotions and content creation. But guess what? An effective email strategy can give you the shortest route! While email marketing remains the major channel for driving event registrations, you don’t have the other choice, but to make your EDM strategy perfect.
The world wants you to be a multitasker. If you don’t comply – you risk falling behind. Event management is not an exception. With the gazillions of responsibilities from finding the best venues to measuring ROI, the processes aligned with event organization need some automation to let an event manager catch some Zzz.
You don’t craft the beauty of your event registration page just to fascinate the registrants, but to make them attend in the first place. There are a million reasons why your registered users will NOT attend the event. Schedule shifts, change of plans, last-minute emergencies…
