Planning events can look a lot like covering the physical needs of attendees first and foremost. Since those details are already pretty stressful, audience learning and getting your message across can often take a backseat. It’s good to keep in mind what exactly you’re doing all of this hard work for: reaching your target audience. …
Whether you’re planning a corporate event, trade show, launch party or conference, every detail should be catered to (no pun intended–okay, maybe a little) event attendees. Guests should be a good picture of your target audience, and the big show is all for connecting and engaging with those audience members. Sometimes events get so convoluted …
You’ve planned this company event in excruciating detail. You’ve powered through the vendor complications, navigated the awkward interactions, forded the stream of steady hiccups that arose the day of the event. Once you’ve finally sighed in relief, it’s time to reap the benefits of your labor. Those hot leads aren’t going to mine themselves, and …
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Corporate event planning should focus on the needs of your target audience. Otherwise it’s just a big, expensive party that really stresses you out for a few months. Starting corporate events off with a proverbial bang (no literal pyrotechnics recommended indoors) means delivering a message about your company that gives your sales and marketing efforts …
You finally have some semblance of a plan for your next big corporate event. The venue is nailed down, speakers are signed on, vendors are booked, things are actually falling into place with minimal hiccups. That is no small feat, so congrats. But now you’re probably wondering: How do you get potential attendees to understand …
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