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Almost everyone who plans a wedding has to decide how much of their budget to allocate toward the bar and how many beverages to stock their wedding bar with. A wedding planner should be equipped to help with this information. We answer many of your questions in this article. To start, a good rule of thumb is to assume the average guest will consume two drinks during the first hour and then one drink for each hour thereafter.
How often have you seen or heard these calls to action in the last couple years? "Like us on Facebook!" "Follow us on Twitter!" "Check out our Instagram!". Probably enough to the point where you've tuned it out. Too many events do the bare minimum when it comes to social media. Setting up a Facebook page and blanket sharing your event announcements is a pointless waste of time if you don't have an audience.
Business matchmaking is a powerful tool in the business world, and there’s a good reason for this. Through matchmaking events, you can build and expand on all kinds of opportunities and partnerships. However, if you’re new to the networking game, conversing with strangers about your business and goals can be intimidating, no matter how outgoing you are.
Speaker: Aja Bradley Kemp, Founder & Chief Experience Officer at Conversate Collective
In a world where every brand is vying for attention, how do you make your events stand out? ✨ From creative swag strategies to immersive brand experiences, the key lies in fostering real connections that inspire action and leave a lasting impression. Whether you're planning a large-scale conference or an exclusive executive gathering, this session will explore how to elevate event engagement, strengthen brand perception, and maximize ROI.
Photo Credit To: www.licensing.org/events/sponsorship/. Stop right there. Before you start thinking about sponsors and colors and times and invitations, you need to ask yourself a question. A very simple one: Do I have the skills to pull this off, or is it going to be a train wreck? If the little voice in your head screams “No! No! No!” – you need to quit pretending and call Nuila Events, LLC.
Welcome to The Exposure Podcast brought to you by The Expo Group. This month, Todd and Dana complain about the Texas Heat, congratulate EMY award winner, Jessica Gauvin and talk to 2014 SMOTY Award winner, David Grindle. We also share Todd's travel plans in August, celebrate a twitter anniversary and gush over new toys for the graphics department.
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Welcome to The Exposure Podcast brought to you by The Expo Group. This month, Todd and Dana complain about the Texas Heat, congratulate EMY award winner, Jessica Gauvin and talk to 2014 SMOTY Award winner, David Grindle. We also share Todd's travel plans in August, celebrate a twitter anniversary and gush over new toys for the graphics department.
A common question we get is do you need a website for your business? What type of pages do you need on your site? How do you even make a website? I will compile all the resources you need to make your site in this post. A website absolutely helps you get more clients, and I know what you’re thinking. “But I don’t want to spend $2,000+ getting a site made…” You don’t have to spend that type of money and in fact… I recommend you don’t spend any money
In my past widget showcases ( One and Two , respectively) I've talked about the power of branding with your own widget site, as well as the advantages of utilizing Ticketbud's event registration to have your site gain more visibility. This time, I'm going to talk a little bit about optimization for your website so that you can rank higher in search engines.
OK, so today we’re going to do something TOTALLY different. A few weeks ago, I got an email from Kevin White with a suggestion that caught me off guard. Now, if you don’t know who Kevin is, he’s the President of the International Special Events Society and for nearly two decades he’s been designing and […]. The post Episode 021: Peeling back the curtains – Kevin White interviews Lara McCulloch in a social experiment appeared first on Lara McCulloch.
Event promotion is tough. There are so many things going on and it takes something awesome to stand out in the crowded social landscape. However, Snapchat is perfectly suited for promoting an event and building an audience. The key is to tap into what makes Snapchat better than all other social media platforms: accessibility and time. Accessibility here refers to accessibility you, the event organizer, have to your key demographic.
Speaker: Alexa Acosta, Director of Growth Marketing & B2B Marketing Leader
Marketing is evolving at breakneck speed—new tools, AI-driven automation, and changing buyer behaviors are rewriting the playbook. With so many trends competing for attention, how do you cut through the noise and focus on what truly moves the needle? In this webinar, industry expert Alexa Acosta will break down the most impactful marketing trends shaping the industry today and how to turn them into real, revenue-generating strategies.
Do you want to sell more tickets to your event? Do you want higher profit from your tickets? Of course you do! Read on for this special blog post only for Ticketbud blog subscribers. Okay, so this totally isn't a special blog post just for subscribers, but it made you more interested, right? Right? *Crickets*. Exclusivity (and in another name, scarcity) are powerful drivers to humans.
By now you no doubt know that you should be using social media to promote your event, you've heard all of that before now. "But, where? When? How ?", you may ask. Great question. Each social media platform is different and has a different audience. Knowing your events audience allows you to then figure out where and when your audience is on social media.
Some of the most common questions I get asked on a regular basis revolve around content. “How do I create great stuff to share in social media?”, “How often should I post?”, “Is there a way to connect my content to sales…without being salesy?” Great news… My guests today – Amanda Serfozo & Joseph Rooks […]. The post Episode 020: Emotional storytelling through content…how to make your social content move people appeared first on Lara McCulloch.
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