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24 virtual event best practices for 2023

Socio Events

Even if you’ve yet to put together a solid event agenda or even book speakers, so long as you have a rough idea of how the event will unfold, you can start sending emails. Book guests, speakers, and entertainers Even in a virtual environment, keynote speakers and entertainers are a must-have.

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CVBs and DMOs: A Hidden Resource for Meeting and Event Professionals

Eventsforce

Turn to the local convention and visitors bureau (CVB) and destination marketing organisation (DMO) to hit an event planning jackpot. These organisations can provide you with the following information and more: Suggestions and help facilitating event activities, entertainment, and speakers.

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More Marketing Isn’t the Answer

Velvet Chainsaw

Leadership often thinks the answer to their attendance problems is to earmark even more spend for attendance marketing. Attendees value experiences like food and beverage, speakers/entertainment, and learning environments with good audiovisual.

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How Much Should You Spend on Marketing Your Meeting?

PCMA Convene

Leadership often thinks the answer to their attendance problems is to earmark even more spend for attendance marketing. They value experiences like food and beverage, speakers/entertainment, and learning environments with good audiovisual.

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30 Must-Attend SaaS Conferences in 2019

Bizzabo

The 2019 gathering expects to receive more than 170,000 attendees all gathering to listen to keynote speakers and participate in the 2,700 breakout workshops that will be offered. Why You Should Attend: There's so much to learn and experience at Dreamforce. Why You Should Attend: First of all, the speaker list is great.

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How Much Should You Spend on Marketing Your Meeting?

PCMA Convene

Leadership often thinks the answer to their attendance problems is to earmark even more spend for attendance marketing. They value experiences like food and beverage, speakers/entertainment, and learning environments with good audiovisual.

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Why marketing managers secretly hate marketing conferences

Eventory

For example, they’d stress out over how to get from one place to another, look for the lectures they want to attend and, as a result, lose focus of what they initially came came for. Marketing conferences aren’t substantive for marketing managers. Seeing the same personas also makes marketing managers be like “no, not again”.