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Money Talks: Defining an Event Budget

TicketBud

By delineating expenses across various categories such as venue, marketing, and entertainment, budgets help prioritize spending for maximum impact. This enables organizers to devise backup plans, forge partnerships, and negotiate favorable deals with vendors to ensure that the event stays on track throughout planning and execution.

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Non Dues Revenue Strategy: 15 Ideas for Associations and Chambers

Eventmobi

Non dues revenue refers to the income generated by organizations through sources other than membership fees. Stand out from your competitors with unique member benefits, innovative event activations, personalized experiences, and effective marketing strategies. You don’t have to rely on traditional marketing tactics anymore.

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A Complete Event Planning Checklist

TicketBud

Tease your audiences with news about what they can expect and encourage those who have already committed to refer others to your event. Finalize and use event details, such as partnerships or novel experiences, to pique interest and build interest in your event.

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The Ultimate Event Planning Checklist: 7 Phases to Create a Winning Event

Eventtia

Agree upon the KPIs to track the event’s performance, including customer footfall, social media mentions, number of sales, and more. Strategize the marketing and execution. In retail, you can plan teaser ads, social media campaigns, or influencer partnerships. This aids in visual recall and marketing efforts.

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The Top 10 Most Common Types of Corporate Events

GEVME

Here is a comprehensive corporate planning checklist that you can refer to when building events of any size and format: Pick a strategic location. Email your contact base, create an attention-grabbing story that can be wrapped into social media posts or other marketing materials, and start promoting. Business dinners.

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How to Get Sponsors for Events in 14 Simple Steps

Planning Pod

If you’ve been in business long enough (and especially in marketing), you have been pitched to sponsor an event. And what if your logo and design look dated or your marketing materials aren’t up-to-date? Website marketing. Email marketing. Social media marketing/mentions.

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Promoting Your First Virtual Event: Where to Begin

Showclix

You’ve got the lineup, scheduling, branding, and marketing language ready for your first virtual event, and now it’s time to actively begin promoting it. Fortunately, our event marketing experts have you covered! The best place to reach your existing (and new) audience is where they’re already spending their time: social media.