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How to Measure Event Success: A Guide to Event Reporting & Analytics

Attendease

Learn What’s Working (& What’s Not) During an event, you can track metrics like attendance, participation levels, complaints, social media reach, and average spending to get an idea of what is working—and what needs to be improved. Focus on an individual session or workshop or take a big picture view to get more insights.

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How to Create Buzz With Social Media Event Marketing

Planning Pod

Social media marketing has quickly become one the most affordable, accessible and effective ways to market products, services and (yup, you guessed it) upcoming events. Choosing a social media platform. When it comes to social media, it’s pretty much impossible not to talk about Facebook. Creating the buzz.

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Think Small, Win Big: How Hotels Can Lead the Small Meetings Revolution

Smart Meetings

Quarterly team meetups, training sessions, and department strategy workshops are becoming common as organizations strive to maintain cohesion, efficiency, and engagement across dispersed teams. Another key factor is budget optimization. Virtual video tours of facilities and success stories to help planners envision their events.

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66 Creative Event Sponsorship Ideas to Help You Secure Your Ideal Sponsors

Eventmobi

Some job titles to look out for include: PR contact Social media manager Media/press team Influencer manager Collaborations Talent and brand agent You could look into the company’s website to see if there’s any contact information there. Often, you want to reach out to someone from the marketing department.

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What is Event Marketing: Key Concepts, Proven Strategies, Examples and Tips

Eventtia

Finally, well dive into proven strategies, like creating registration pages that actually work, sending emails that people want to read, using event apps to stay organized, and leveraging social media to reach your audience. Instead of just telling people about your product or service you can show them. Want ideas?

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Your Ultimate Guide to Hosting a Successful Virtual Event

GEVME

Online Workshops – They’re ideal for businesses looking to provide skill-based training. Online Trade Shows and Exhibitions – The equivalent of traditional trade shows that can incorporate webinars, virtual demos and virtual booths etc. They’re best with fewer attendees to allow greater interaction.

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Hybrid Event Examples You’ll Want to Copy This Year (And How to Take Virtual Events Hybrid)

SpotMe Blog

Those attending in person can go to workshops, engage with each other, interact with speakers, and ask questions. Consider these hybrid event examples, both with different focuses, but still blended experiences: A large trade show that’s principally an in-person event with exclusive online content and an event app. Trade shows.