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Here’s your weekly drop of what’s shaping smarter events:

• Rethink that confirmation email — the first message that actually matters (30+ templates inside) Download now

• Registration forms: why they still lose you attendees (and how to fix it fast)

• AI in events: who's actually using it—and where it's still stuck

• Snapsight is live at TMS London this week. If you're around, Booth B-67 is where the action is.

The Email That Gets Opened. And Forgotten. 

The email that gets opened. And forgotten.

Someone registers. The system fires off a line or two. Cold. Empty.
Not helpful. Not human. Not thought through.

It’s not a receipt. It’s the start of their experience. And most teams skip right past it.

This piece unpacks why that one email shapes everything that follows, and how to make it count with just a few better lines.

How Many People Didn't Register Because Your Form Got in the Way?

Not because they weren’t interested. But because it felt like a chore.

Bloated fields. Confusing steps. Weird logic. This piece breaks down exactly where registration forms lose people, and how to fix it without reinventing the wheel.

If you’ve ever wondered why your numbers look off, start here.

Everyone’s using AI at events. Sort of.

ChatGPT is everywhere. Content tools are booming. But beyond the buzz, what’s actually working, and what’s still stuck?

We break down how teams are using AI across events, which tools they’re betting on, and where it still falls short.

👆 See the snapshot (and the gaps)

Snapsight hits the ground running at TMS London 🇬🇧

We’re live at The Meetings Show 2025 capturing conversations, turning them into instant insights, and showing what real-time content intelligence looks like in action.

📍Booth B-67 at ExCeL London is where it’s all happening.

If you're at The Meetings Show, swing by and meet Vamshi, Ananth, Keerat, and Herson, they’re showing how Snapsight is helping events capture and make the most out of their content.

Expect the unexpected, but not at your event.

Gevme turns “What if?” into “What’s next?”

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See you next week,

Team Gevme

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