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The Brief: Ketchup Insurance and Firehouse Takeovers

Event Marketer

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW THIS WEEK This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover ketchup insurance, frozen firehouses and a new culinary conference. Agency: NVE Experience Agency) HEINZ WANTS TO INSURE YOUR STAINED T-SHIRTS Are you a messy eater? Your presence is required in New York City from March 14 to 15.

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Introducing the 2021 Event Planning Playbook

Event Farm

The Playbook provides three valuable tools for venue scouting. . Selecting an event venue. This section suggests questions to ask venues about compliance and safety, recommends venues with GBAC STAR accreditation, and advises following CDC guidelines on ventilation and sanitization. . Event risk assessment planning tool.

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In Person Events: How to Plan for Success in 2023

Eventmobi

In person events come with extra costs for things like: Venue Catering Security A/V equipment Special guest accommodations If it happens to be your first time setting up an event in person, it’s worth it to connect with other organizers and see what their budgets look like. You can save money while bringing in attendees (and special guests!)

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6 Reasons to Turn Your In-Person Conference into a Virtual Summit

Attendease

Savings from venue expenses alone may already make a compelling case to choose a virtual meeting instead, but there are many other costs associated with in-person events that can be saved when shifting to online, including a significant cut in staff, catering, print material, swag, accommodation for speakers, insurance, and more.

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Solving for Pricing, Sponsorships, and Skills Challenges When Going Digital

PCMA Convene

You are seeing the focus on virtual, and also seeing meeting planners having to create an “insurance policy” for their associations by potentially producing digital and live meetings simultaneously. As for pricing sponsorships: This appears to be the Wild, Wild West right now. Easier said than done?

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How to Plan a Conference: 12 Steps for a Memorable & Successful Conference

Eventmobi

Venue Choose a venue that is the right size for your event and has the amenities you need, like A/V equipment and catering facilities. Make sure to have a venue map on display at the event (or in your app!) Examples include advertising, management fees, registration, sponsorship, etc. Identify your sources of revenue.

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9 Proven Steps for Planning Successful Events

Planning Pod

By giving full consideration to the scope of your event at this stage, you have done the major groundwork for the planning process later on and have made it easier to make decisions regarding budgets, staffing and date and venue selection (which we will discuss next). Step 5 – Book a fitting venue and event date. First the venue.