The introduction of iBeacon has got the technological world talking about it in 2013 but the adoption of iBeacon in Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014 just got the Events world talking.
The importance of carefully displaying a breakdown of event ticket prices that includes booking fees and any other charges has been underlined after a furore broke out over this very issue in the UK.
Time flies and year 2013 is coming to an end within the next 48 hours. It’s been an eventful year for all of us at GEVME and as we approach the new year with more energy, excitement and upcoming public launch of our event data management platform in the new year, we take a look back at our Analytics data and review which are the most viewed and most loved event management blog posts that we contributed to the Events community in year 2013.
As we move into the festive season and very soon the new year, we take a look back at the year 2013 and how mobile and web behavior has impacted the Events industry via the infographics below.
I recently came back from a short holiday in Kuala Lumpur and once again, I booked my service apartment through Agoda.com. After my holidays, I was prompted by Agoda to give a rating for my stay at the service suite, which in turn helps others to decide for themselves based on the reviews and ratings of users like myself.
Crowdsourcing has grown as a buzzword since 2011. Not to be confused with crowdfunding, crowdsourcing refers to the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas or content by soliciting from a large group, in today’s environment, typically from an online community. Below shows a trend of how crowdsourcing has become more prominent as a buzzword on Google.
Event managers will no doubt already be putting a lot of thought into the ticket registration forms they send out via email, ensuring text, HTML links and color all look as good as they possibly can.
In recent months, we’ve been tasked to create some gamification elements for various clients with a large portion for events. So we thought we’ll share some tips on how you could also potentially use this for your next event.
