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We first demonstrated our API integrations designed to help promote and publicize your event with our Eventful integration. Now we've added another one! We've integrated our ticketing platform with another event discovery site, SocialVents, to help bring more attendees and, most importantly, more ticket sales to your Ticketbud events. MORE
After pouring over hundreds of feedback responses, we've really been able to narrow down our focus on how to make Ticketbud the perfect event solution for our users. We're going to start rolling out a lot of new features based on this feedback and we're happy to be able to debut the first of these today: Free Trial events! MORE
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there. MORE
Your Guide to Surviving Thanksgiving. When you were a kid, your parents assured you that your family was normal. Every family has an uncle that loves fart jokes a little too much or a cousin that likes to start food fights and snort milk up his nose.” Well, your parents lied. These people are crazy and you should probably pat yourself on the back for having made it this far. Here's how to keep surviving the most dangerous game: relatives. HAVE A KID ZONE. MORE
If you were Mr. Spock, the logic-driven Vulcan with the pointy ears on Star Trek, you’d probably make some very logical conclusions about our society based on your observations. Any on many of them, you’d be dead wrong. Pro football games, like the meetings and events industry, provides a perfect example. Watching an NFL game in person, even if you have a great seat, you can’t see the whole game very well. If the play is on the other side of the field, you can’t see it at all. MORE
Whether you're planning a small supper club or a huge charity gala, organizing and managing an event is a massive undertaking. It's wise to rely on others to help with your event but with more people assisting comes more security concerns. At Ticketbud, we understand how important it is to have the tools necessary to seamlessly run your event without sacrificing you and your event's security & privacy. That's why we are excited to unveil our latest tool, Multi-User Access (MUA). MORE
Bust out the projections, listen to your most trusted analysts and start pretending you're the world's smartest GM: it's fantasy time ! Whether you cruised to a league championship last year or crashed and burned on that "sleeper pick" strategy that just didn't pan out, a new year is another chance at repeat glory or redemption, respectively. But wait! As any fantasy leaguer out there knows, much of the drama can happen way before the picks are made and the season starts. MORE
5 Experts Share Their Experiences To A Successful Event. Planning and managing an event can be tedious. So much goes into it, but what are the most important aspects of a successful event? I asked leading event industry experts to share their tips and experiences from within the event planning industry. After their expert advice, be sure to join the conversation in the comments. Q: From your experiences, what are the top three things to do or consider to make an event successful? MORE
The holidays are underway and you know what that means! The beginning of holiday parties! How do you make your holiday parties memorable? With amazing drinks, of course! Here are some of our favorite Winter cocktail drinks to serve to your guest! Cheers! via Marie Claire. Baileys Spiced Coffee. Ingredients: 2 oz. Baileys with a Hint of Coffee. pear-flavored liqueur. Steps: 1. Layer the pear flavored liqueur first. Then top it off with Baileys with a hint coffee. MORE
Need help to boost your profits for your fundraiser? We had a little chat with an expert who knows what it takes for a non-profit organization to meet their fundraising goal. Jessica Young , Community Manager at VolunteerSpot.com , gave Ticketbud a few tips on how to use social media platforms to boost fundraiser profits and turnout. Fundraising is like a ball game,” says Young, “and a guaranteed way to hit it out of the ball park and reach your goals is with social media engagement. MORE
No matter what kind of event you're throwing, you'll almost certainly be hosting hungry guests. To help you keep on budget, we've put together a list of delicious appetizers you can easily make that will impress you guests & avoid breaking the bank for your event! Cold Roast Beef, Blue Cheese & Grapes: Photo by: Georgia Glynn Smith Via Oprah.com. Rare Roast Beef. Blue Cheese. Grapes. Skewers. Directions: Stack a thin slice of rare roast beef on top of a chunk of blue cheese and a grape. MORE
Tips content marketing for events event planning presentations event technology presentations event trends 2013 events presentations event trends 2017No one wants to recreate the wheel and yet, so many templates for event presentation ppt slides look like something out of the 90s. We hear you. We’re here to help. Want design tips to make your event slides stand out? Or maybe you don’t want all the extra trouble of putting it all together […]. MORE
When people search for your event online, it’s important that your Ticketbud event page shows up as high as possible in the search results. For search engine optimization (SEO) purposes, it’s crucial to set up a proper URL that includes the organization and event name. Having a URL that closely matches your organization and event name makes it easier for attendees to find your event and buy tickets! MORE
With school back in session every parent knows how busy and hectic life gets. Driving little Timmy to soccer practice, taking Susie to band rehearsal and rushing to the grocery store to get dinner ready can take over your whole day. So where do you find the time to spend some quality TLC with your family? With hectic school activities and work schedules family time is spread out very thin. Slowing down and creating quality time for the family can be challenging for a busy parent. MORE
The post SPOTLIGHT: Meatopia 2013 appeared first on Ticketbud Blog. When your event has been acclaimed as "a meat-lover's paradise" ( New York Magazine ), "spectacular" ( Esquire ), a "bacchanal of pork, beef, lamb, chicken, duck , turkey and quail" ( New York Times ), and "a glorious city of meat" ( Huffington Post ), you know you're doing something right. MORE
If you don't use social media much or just never gave it a chance in the first place, then you're probably wondering what a "hashtag" is. Have no fear, I'm here to help you! The # symbol, called a hashtag , is basically used to mark keywords or topics when you're on Twitter, tweeting. It was created by Twitter as a way to categorize messages or to search for a message by simply searching for the hashtag. Here's an example. Your friend is organizing a yoga event. MORE
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology. MORE
It's almost time for your event to start. You've done your promoting and sold your tickets. Now, all that's left is for your guests to arrive. Are you ready for check-in? The check-in experience is your first impression on event day so make it a good one! To help you impress your guests, here are 3 quick and easy ways to set yourself up for check-in and registration success. Scan Tickets With The FREE Ticketbud App. MORE
In looking at event creation processes across the industry we noticed one consistent, glaring problem; the space where you edited your event page was completely separate from the page itself. In other words, you could not tell what your creation and edits would like without be forced to go to another page to see them. For an organizer simply trying to quickly setup their event page, this caused confusion and frustration and, ultimately, led to an unpleasant experience. MORE
You’ve probably noticed something’s different about Ticketbud since the last time you logged in. We've gotten a makeover! Based on your feedback, we’ve redesigned the site to be more intuitive and less expensive for both event organizers and attendees. 3 New Features Created For Users, By Users. New Per-Ticket Pricing Option. In addition to our $99 Guarantee option, we now offer a “Per-Ticket” pricing option that allows you to sell tickets for free. MORE
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging MORE
As you think about setting up your event, you also need to think about how you will collect the money from your event. Ticketbud offers two flexible payment options, which you can easily access and set through our Payment Setup page. When making the final edits to your event, you can access the Payment Setup page through the link of the same name at the bottom of your Event Checklist. On the Payment Setup page, you will first be asked to select a Payment Processor. MORE
Whether you’re inviting friends to your show or emailing a big contact list about a last minute change to your event, sending invitations & emailing your attendees are two simple yet incredibly effective ways to increase the engagement and buzz around your event. However, when you send out your emails and invites can be just as important as the invite or email itself. MORE
Most event planners today are self-taught and learn on the job. Either they wing it, and hopefully learn from their mistakes, or they learn from someone who winged it. The best case scenario is that they got to spend a lot of time shadowing a more senior colleague, who in turn may have learned from a colleague, etc. If you follow that chain back far enough, the original person winged it. MORE
Everybody is looking for a party to spend their New Year's Eve at, give them a reason to pick yours! From building the buzz to keeping people excited once they're there, here are a few tips from Ticketbud to make your party the party everyone will be talking about in 2014! The List: Add A Countdown Clock. Create An Event Page. Have Your Own Signature Cocktail. Offer Guest Perks. Add A Theme. Be Aware Of Other Parties. Like our tips? MORE
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology. MORE
When it comes to selling out your event, we know there's nothing more important than having the right promotional tools to back you up. That's why we've integrated our ticketing platform with Eventful to help bring more attendees and, most importantly, more ticket sales to your events. MORE
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms. MORE
One of the most powerful ways to promote your event is to give it a voice and a personality. If your event can "speak for itself" it becomes an entity completely separate from any event organizer or organization and creates a brand attendees will start talking to and following. The best way to create this event "persona"? Social media! MORE
Learn more about Ticketbud & events in Austin. From concerts on 6th Street to tailgate parties on the UT campus to food & wine festivals along South Congress, Austinites know there's never a shortage of great events to attend. Part of what makes Austin such a live event mecca is the plethora of beautiful, creative and downright odd spots and venues available to host those events. MORE
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there. MORE
Common sense is very uncommon. Horace Greeley I'm not a road warrior, but I'm in and out of hotels often enough to understand how most people generally use a hotel room. There's a bed, a bathroom, and electricity. For the most part, those are the important parts. With that in mind, I would like to share some helpful tips for hotel designers. 1) The bed. Thanks for upgrading almost all of the hotel beds to be heavenly or signature or whatever. That's great! MORE
1998 Called. They Want Their Event Back. You’re in charge of the annual (insert your event here). It’s long since become a staple of your organization’s calendar, the event around which everyone plans their schedule. It takes up several months of your time, and the time of numerous other staffers, vendors and consultants. It’s taken on a life of its own, and its success is based on how it compares to last year’s event. The only problem is, nobody can remember why you’re doing it. MORE
Whether it's providing a seamless Facebook integration or a free Check-In App that lets you scan users tickets with your smartphone , we love helping our event organizers and their attendees do more with their events! That's why we've created our brand new Instragram Photo Wall , which leverages the power of hashtags to allow organizers to display Instagram photos from their event directly on their event page where they sell tickets and collect registrations! MORE
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms. MORE
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology. MORE
Families are the compass that guide us. They are the inspiration to reach great heights, and our comfort when we occasionally falter. Brad Henry I disappeared off the map last year as planning for my company's 6,000-person user conference kicked into high gear. Then I disappeared "for good" for 3 months as I had a new little baby girl in February! So now I'm back at work and back exploring event trends and technologies and trying to reignite my inspiration. MORE
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there. MORE
Universities are choosing to implement purpose-built systems to manage their executive/professional development programmes and events. With a system specifically designed to manage short courses, custom courses, and events, they have been able to reduce administration and offer a better website registration experience for clients. System requirements. The logistical requirements and website registration requirements for managing full time courses (e.g. MORE
It's that time of year again! While the holidays are just around the corner, it's time to start planning for your upcoming holiday events. In an effort to always provide our readers with the best tips, tricks and deals in the event industry, we've got an incredible holiday event special from our friends at Intelligent Lighting Design. Check out their amazing deal and learn more about their critically acclaimed event lighting design ! MORE
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms. MORE
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DECEMBER 5, 2013
The post SPOTLIGHT: Meatopia 2013 appeared first on Ticketbud Blog. When your event has been acclaimed as "a meat-lover's paradise" ( New York Magazine ), "spectacular" ( Esquire ), a "bacchanal of pork, beef, lamb, chicken, duck , turkey and quail" ( New York Times ), and "a glorious city of meat" ( Huffington Post ), you know you're doing something right.
TicketBud
DECEMBER 19, 2013
When people search for your event online, it’s important that your Ticketbud event page shows up as high as possible in the search results. For search engine optimization (SEO) purposes, it’s crucial to set up a proper URL that includes the organization and event name. Having a URL that closely matches your organization and event name makes it easier for attendees to find your event and buy tickets!
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TicketBud
DECEMBER 3, 2013
Whether you're planning a small supper club or a huge charity gala, organizing and managing an event is a massive undertaking. It's wise to rely on others to help with your event but with more people assisting comes more security concerns. At Ticketbud, we understand how important it is to have the tools necessary to seamlessly run your event without sacrificing you and your event's security & privacy. That's why we are excited to unveil our latest tool, Multi-User Access (MUA).
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 21, 2013
We first demonstrated our API integrations designed to help promote and publicize your event with our Eventful integration. Now we've added another one! We've integrated our ticketing platform with another event discovery site, SocialVents, to help bring more attendees and, most importantly, more ticket sales to your Ticketbud events.
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 21, 2013
The holidays are underway and you know what that means! The beginning of holiday parties! How do you make your holiday parties memorable? With amazing drinks, of course! Here are some of our favorite Winter cocktail drinks to serve to your guest! Cheers! via Marie Claire. Baileys Spiced Coffee. Ingredients: 2 oz. Baileys with a Hint of Coffee. pear-flavored liqueur. Steps: 1. Layer the pear flavored liqueur first. Then top it off with Baileys with a hint coffee.
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 20, 2013
Your Guide to Surviving Thanksgiving. When you were a kid, your parents assured you that your family was normal. Every family has an uncle that loves fart jokes a little too much or a cousin that likes to start food fights and snort milk up his nose.” Well, your parents lied. These people are crazy and you should probably pat yourself on the back for having made it this far. Here's how to keep surviving the most dangerous game: relatives. HAVE A KID ZONE.
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 7, 2013
It's that time of year again! While the holidays are just around the corner, it's time to start planning for your upcoming holiday events. In an effort to always provide our readers with the best tips, tricks and deals in the event industry, we've got an incredible holiday event special from our friends at Intelligent Lighting Design. Check out their amazing deal and learn more about their critically acclaimed event lighting design !
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 4, 2013
Everybody is looking for a party to spend their New Year's Eve at, give them a reason to pick yours! From building the buzz to keeping people excited once they're there, here are a few tips from Ticketbud to make your party the party everyone will be talking about in 2014! The List: Add A Countdown Clock. Create An Event Page. Have Your Own Signature Cocktail. Offer Guest Perks. Add A Theme. Be Aware Of Other Parties. Like our tips?
TicketBud
OCTOBER 31, 2013
When it comes to selling out your event, we know there's nothing more important than having the right promotional tools to back you up. That's why we've integrated our ticketing platform with Eventful to help bring more attendees and, most importantly, more ticket sales to your events.
TicketBud
OCTOBER 24, 2013
Learn more about Ticketbud & events in Austin. From concerts on 6th Street to tailgate parties on the UT campus to food & wine festivals along South Congress, Austinites know there's never a shortage of great events to attend. Part of what makes Austin such a live event mecca is the plethora of beautiful, creative and downright odd spots and venues available to host those events.
TicketBud
OCTOBER 17, 2013
It's almost time for your event to start. You've done your promoting and sold your tickets. Now, all that's left is for your guests to arrive. Are you ready for check-in? The check-in experience is your first impression on event day so make it a good one! To help you impress your guests, here are 3 quick and easy ways to set yourself up for check-in and registration success. Scan Tickets With The FREE Ticketbud App.
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TicketBud
OCTOBER 17, 2013
As you think about setting up your event, you also need to think about how you will collect the money from your event. Ticketbud offers two flexible payment options, which you can easily access and set through our Payment Setup page. When making the final edits to your event, you can access the Payment Setup page through the link of the same name at the bottom of your Event Checklist. On the Payment Setup page, you will first be asked to select a Payment Processor.
TicketBud
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
In looking at event creation processes across the industry we noticed one consistent, glaring problem; the space where you edited your event page was completely separate from the page itself. In other words, you could not tell what your creation and edits would like without be forced to go to another page to see them. For an organizer simply trying to quickly setup their event page, this caused confusion and frustration and, ultimately, led to an unpleasant experience.
TicketBud
SEPTEMBER 20, 2013
You’ve probably noticed something’s different about Ticketbud since the last time you logged in. We've gotten a makeover! Based on your feedback, we’ve redesigned the site to be more intuitive and less expensive for both event organizers and attendees. 3 New Features Created For Users, By Users. New Per-Ticket Pricing Option. In addition to our $99 Guarantee option, we now offer a “Per-Ticket” pricing option that allows you to sell tickets for free.
TicketBud
SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
With school back in session every parent knows how busy and hectic life gets. Driving little Timmy to soccer practice, taking Susie to band rehearsal and rushing to the grocery store to get dinner ready can take over your whole day. So where do you find the time to spend some quality TLC with your family? With hectic school activities and work schedules family time is spread out very thin. Slowing down and creating quality time for the family can be challenging for a busy parent.
TicketBud
SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
If you don't use social media much or just never gave it a chance in the first place, then you're probably wondering what a "hashtag" is. Have no fear, I'm here to help you! The # symbol, called a hashtag , is basically used to mark keywords or topics when you're on Twitter, tweeting. It was created by Twitter as a way to categorize messages or to search for a message by simply searching for the hashtag. Here's an example. Your friend is organizing a yoga event.
TicketBud
AUGUST 19, 2013
5 Experts Share Their Experiences To A Successful Event. Planning and managing an event can be tedious. So much goes into it, but what are the most important aspects of a successful event? I asked leading event industry experts to share their tips and experiences from within the event planning industry. After their expert advice, be sure to join the conversation in the comments. Q: From your experiences, what are the top three things to do or consider to make an event successful?
TicketBud
AUGUST 15, 2013
Bust out the projections, listen to your most trusted analysts and start pretending you're the world's smartest GM: it's fantasy time ! Whether you cruised to a league championship last year or crashed and burned on that "sleeper pick" strategy that just didn't pan out, a new year is another chance at repeat glory or redemption, respectively. But wait! As any fantasy leaguer out there knows, much of the drama can happen way before the picks are made and the season starts.
TicketBud
AUGUST 13, 2013
Need help to boost your profits for your fundraiser? We had a little chat with an expert who knows what it takes for a non-profit organization to meet their fundraising goal. Jessica Young , Community Manager at VolunteerSpot.com , gave Ticketbud a few tips on how to use social media platforms to boost fundraiser profits and turnout. Fundraising is like a ball game,” says Young, “and a guaranteed way to hit it out of the ball park and reach your goals is with social media engagement.
TicketBud
AUGUST 9, 2013
No matter what kind of event you're throwing, you'll almost certainly be hosting hungry guests. To help you keep on budget, we've put together a list of delicious appetizers you can easily make that will impress you guests & avoid breaking the bank for your event! Cold Roast Beef, Blue Cheese & Grapes: Photo by: Georgia Glynn Smith Via Oprah.com. Rare Roast Beef. Blue Cheese. Grapes. Skewers. Directions: Stack a thin slice of rare roast beef on top of a chunk of blue cheese and a grape.
TicketBud
JULY 16, 2013
After pouring over hundreds of feedback responses, we've really been able to narrow down our focus on how to make Ticketbud the perfect event solution for our users. We're going to start rolling out a lot of new features based on this feedback and we're happy to be able to debut the first of these today: Free Trial events!
Fork in the Road
DECEMBER 8, 2013
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms.
Fork in the Road
FEBRUARY 6, 2013
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there.
EventHero
MAY 10, 2013
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging
Fork in the Road
JANUARY 22, 2013
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology.
Fork in the Road
DECEMBER 8, 2013
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms.
Fork in the Road
DECEMBER 8, 2013
The third-party, face-to-face meetings industry has, by design, placed itself in a silo. For whatever reason—lethargy, existing infrastructure or the lack of a compelling impetus for change—it has developed a superiority complex. Meanwhile, another environment has emerged, courtesy of the Internet, where individuals can learn, network, establish relationships, buy and sell using digital platforms.
Event Philosopher
NOVEMBER 21, 2013
Common sense is very uncommon. Horace Greeley I'm not a road warrior, but I'm in and out of hotels often enough to understand how most people generally use a hotel room. There's a bed, a bathroom, and electricity. For the most part, those are the important parts. With that in mind, I would like to share some helpful tips for hotel designers. 1) The bed. Thanks for upgrading almost all of the hotel beds to be heavenly or signature or whatever. That's great!
Event Leadership Institute
SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
Most event planners today are self-taught and learn on the job. Either they wing it, and hopefully learn from their mistakes, or they learn from someone who winged it. The best case scenario is that they got to spend a lot of time shadowing a more senior colleague, who in turn may have learned from a colleague, etc. If you follow that chain back far enough, the original person winged it.
Fork in the Road
JANUARY 22, 2013
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology.
Fork in the Road
JANUARY 22, 2013
by Yan By: Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It by Reads of the Week: February 1, 2013 « Reid All About It Thanks Tahira and Bob. The time we live in can only be described as bordering on the unfathomable: infants use iPads, celebrities show up at music festivals post mortem and human beings serve as wireless hotspots. We have gone from analog to digital overnight. The change is even reflected in our workplace terminology.
Event Philosopher
MAY 24, 2013
Families are the compass that guide us. They are the inspiration to reach great heights, and our comfort when we occasionally falter. Brad Henry I disappeared off the map last year as planning for my company's 6,000-person user conference kicked into high gear. Then I disappeared "for good" for 3 months as I had a new little baby girl in February! So now I'm back at work and back exploring event trends and technologies and trying to reignite my inspiration.
Event Leadership Institute
MAY 17, 2013
If you were Mr. Spock, the logic-driven Vulcan with the pointy ears on Star Trek, you’d probably make some very logical conclusions about our society based on your observations. Any on many of them, you’d be dead wrong. Pro football games, like the meetings and events industry, provides a perfect example. Watching an NFL game in person, even if you have a great seat, you can’t see the whole game very well. If the play is on the other side of the field, you can’t see it at all.
Event Leadership Institute
MAY 9, 2013
1998 Called. They Want Their Event Back. You’re in charge of the annual (insert your event here). It’s long since become a staple of your organization’s calendar, the event around which everyone plans their schedule. It takes up several months of your time, and the time of numerous other staffers, vendors and consultants. It’s taken on a life of its own, and its success is based on how it compares to last year’s event. The only problem is, nobody can remember why you’re doing it.
Fork in the Road
FEBRUARY 6, 2013
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there.
Fork in the Road
FEBRUARY 6, 2013
The merging of live events with digital content and remote attendees was bound to happen. When the Internet poked her head through the ceiling of the convention center, the industry expected something interesting to follow. The divide between face-to-face and virtual experiences has already been narrowed by hybrid events, but the convergence won’t stop there.
EventMB
FEBRUARY 12, 2018
Tips content marketing for events event planning presentations event technology presentations event trends 2013 events presentations event trends 2017No one wants to recreate the wheel and yet, so many templates for event presentation ppt slides look like something out of the 90s. We hear you. We’re here to help. Want design tips to make your event slides stand out? Or maybe you don’t want all the extra trouble of putting it all together […].
Arlo Training & Events Software
JULY 28, 2013
Universities are choosing to implement purpose-built systems to manage their executive/professional development programmes and events. With a system specifically designed to manage short courses, custom courses, and events, they have been able to reduce administration and offer a better website registration experience for clients. System requirements. The logistical requirements and website registration requirements for managing full time courses (e.g.
TicketBud
NOVEMBER 1, 2013
One of the most powerful ways to promote your event is to give it a voice and a personality. If your event can "speak for itself" it becomes an entity completely separate from any event organizer or organization and creates a brand attendees will start talking to and following. The best way to create this event "persona"? Social media!
TicketBud
OCTOBER 18, 2013
Whether you’re inviting friends to your show or emailing a big contact list about a last minute change to your event, sending invitations & emailing your attendees are two simple yet incredibly effective ways to increase the engagement and buzz around your event. However, when you send out your emails and invites can be just as important as the invite or email itself.
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