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Tips for Negotiating Your Next Big Event Contract

Smart Meetings

Negotiate the Details Prepare for pushback on all fronts, Payne advised. “I Payne referred to the average hotel profit margins to help planners to help them better negotiate their contracts. The post Tips for Negotiating Your Next Big Event Contract appeared first on Smart Meetings. Get everything in writing.

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Nine Ways to Make First-time Conference Attendees Feel at Home

Event Marketer

So we might have a 20-minute little food and beverage [experience] with here’s what to look out for this week, and here’s some tips and tricks from some of our alumni, says Preiss. Ultimately, the experts agreed that attracting, and catering, to first-time attendees is non-negotiable.

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Share the Brand Love with Five Activation Ideas for Valentine’s Day

Event Marketer

Fun fact: Resy negotiated with its restaurant partners to hold the reservations for dates two weeks out—something that could help out last-minute planners or forgetful partners ahead of Valentine’s Day. The post Share the Brand Love with Five Activation Ideas for Valentine’s Day appeared first on Event Marketer.

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How to Prepare a Venue for an Event

GEVME

Knowing how to prepare a venue for an event is one of the key points in event planning. Choosing a venue for an event is also one of the first negotiation points as well. If you’re lucky, the event market will offer a variety of good venues. How to prepare an event venue. Food and beverage.

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Beyond the Bar: Redefining event experiences with non-alcoholic drinks

MPI

That was the sentiment at the Beyond the Bar discussion that took place at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club during IMEX America 2024, hosted by Caesars Entertainment and OTHR Agency in partnership with CEMA (the Corporate Event Marketing Association).

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Reimagining the Conference Experience: Four Areas to Pay Attention to Now

Event Farm

Because costs are much higher, many event venues are much less likely to negotiate, hold you to attrition, and service is astoundingly low. Fortunately, it’s not hard to integrate safety notices and processes into your event. In early event marketing, let attendees know what you’re doing to keep them safe.

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9 Proven Steps for Planning Successful Events

Planning Pod

For each budget line item, you should account for the following: Estimated amount (how much you want to spend) Negotiated amount (the agreed upon price with your supplier) Actual amount (invoiced amount) Amount paid to date Amount still owed Payment due dates w/ amounts due. Step 7 – Launch an event marketing campaign.