8 ways to get feedback during and after your next event
Answers from Your Attendees Given how much time and work can be involved in planning an event, chances are good that if you're going to be hosting something in the next couple months -- a fundraiser, customer or client appreciation party, an open house, or another gathering -- then you've already started the planning process.
How will you know that you've done a good job with your event marketing? Here are some ways you can find out, while your event is still taking place and after it's all over.
Party in Progress
While your event is taking place, social media can make it easy to "eavesd...
Email Branding & Design Checklist
Incorporate your business or organization's image into your campaigns
How do you present your business or organization to your audience? Does your brand say "conservative and trustworthy," "bold and innovative," or "whimsical and inviting?" The colors, graphics, and words you choose to promote yourself are crucial to creating the image you're selling.
Whatever type of industry you're in, it's important to make sure that the brand image you present is consistent in all your marketing efforts -- including your email campaigns.
Branding 101
Before we get into the hows of consistent brandin...
Reel in Potential Restaurant Attendees with Content
Show and tell would-be guests why they should come to your event When promoting your event to potential attendees, it sometimes takes more than just an invite with the who, what, where, and when details to get guests to commit. To get people off the fence and clicking the Register button, you may need to give them a taste of what's to come at your gathering and share why they should attend.
Small Steps for Hosting Big Events
Following these steps will make your gatherings more successful There's no need to fret, if your business or organization hasn't started planning for this year's calendar of events. Just follow these simple tips and you'll be on the road to successful gatherings.