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How to Measure Event Success: A Guide to Event Reporting & Analytics

Attendease

Return on Investment (ROI) Event ROI is the net revenue, calculated by deducting overhead costs from the gross revenue. This net figure represents the actual financial performance of the event. Budget Variance How much did you budget for the event? Or an event page on another website?

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Event Budget Basics: Everything You Need to Know

Eventmobi

Establishing an event budget is a crucial step during the planning phase, right after setting your goals and objectives. A budget is a detailed forecast of what will be happening financially at your event. It helps control your expenses and revenues, and measures the success of your meeting or event performance.

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The High Cost of Hybrid

Velvet Chainsaw

In part one of this post, I covered some of the significant risks our clients are facing as they bring back face-to-face events. Our roundtable of leading association event pros continues to discuss their challenges in applying solutions to these risk factors (financial, member affiliation and health and safety). What’s Next?

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66 Creative Event Sponsorship Ideas to Help You Secure Your Ideal Sponsors

Eventmobi

And having strong sponsor support can mean the difference between a good event and a great one. After all, with the right sponsors, you’ll not only receive financial support but also: Establish valuable partnerships Enhance your brand visibility Add credibility to your event And so much more!

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Non Dues Revenue Strategy: 15 Ideas for Associations and Chambers

Eventmobi

It lets you: Diversify revenue streams Increase financial stability Grow your program offerings Attract new members (with non-member/blended events) Diversify revenue streams Say you have 2,000 writers each paying $150 in dues every year. Non dues revenue is more than a temporary financial boost. a sense of security.

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Tips to Become a Corporate Event Planner

Eventscase Blog

Most importantly it is crucial to always be learning , even after finding a role as a corporate event planner. Attending trade shows, and finding networking opportunities, assures that you don’t miss out on trends and possible big business opportunities. The Financial Aspect: How Much Do Corporate Event Planners Make?

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Hybrid Events: One Event, Two Experiences

TicketBud

Characteristics of Hybrid Events Hybrid events have been around for decades – think, televised sports, award shows, political events, or concerts. But more recently, the format has expanded to include seminars, trade shows, career fairs, conferences, and more.