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Event planning terms glossary: 150+ event terms to know

SpotMe Blog

For example, a trade show is a B2B event. You hold a B2C (business to consumer) event when your event caters to your business’ customers. For example, a conference or a networking event are B2C events. It may include the event agenda and information about the speakers and sponsors, for example. Consumer show.

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7 of the Top Event Planning Conferences in 2021

Social Tables

EMS is an industry-leading event planning conference, and it describes itself as “the event industry’s mega-show,” which “brings together b2b and b2c brand-side marketers, executives from leading event agencies, meeting planners, trade show organizers, event strategists, experience designers, event technology gurus and more.”

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2019 Event Marketing Statistics, Trends and Data

Bizzabo

58% of B2B companies use event software at their events, compared to 54% of B2C companies. 28% of B2C organizations primarily run live events for community building. 28% of B2C organizations primarily run live events for community building. 10% of event planners spend most of their budget on speakers. AdStage , 2018).

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40 Outstanding Event Industry Blogs to Follow

Endless Events

Corbin Ball is an international speaker, consultant and writer dedicated to helping clients use technology more efficiently for improved productivity. On their blog, you’ll find great insights into digital marketing and experiential marketing for corporate events, as well as trade show presentation. Skyline Trade Show Tips.

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Guest Blog: Before and after the Coronavirus. Can technology save the live events industry?

Event Industry News

Just open up Google and you will find a massive amount of trade shows, concerts, and sports events canceling daily. ” In summary, the short and definitive answer to the question on this blog post from my perspective is: Yes, technology will save the trade show and live events business. Let me elaborate a bit.

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Non Dues Revenue Strategy: 15 Ideas for Associations and Chambers

Eventmobi

Explore successful strategies employed by other verticals, such as business-to-business (B2B), business-to-consumer (B2C) companies, and nonprofit organizations, to adapt and implement innovative revenue-generation ideas. Ongoing events Organize industry-specific events, networking events, and trade shows that cater to your member needs.

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2019 Event Trends: Predictions from 23 Event Experts

Bizzabo

I anticipate that corporate events will begin to reflect the experience of attending a B2C event. With an increased saturation of B2B events , the line between B2B and B2C event programs are becoming more blurred. Because our speakers attend the full event, attendees really can get to know them on a more personal level.

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