In most organisations, the various components of the event come together naturally, like pieces of a puzzle, thanks to the teams' experience and habits. Every manager takes care of implementing and organising the assignments falling within their scope.
An event planner is in charge of a multitude of details and has to make a lot of important decisions. Among the latter, the choice of the ticket price is critical. In order to avoid pitfalls when deciding on the price of your event, we have listed our best tips in this article.
Each organisation, each cashless project is unique, however we have identified a number of recurring elements impacted by the introduction of such a system. It is up to each promoter to assess them in light of the specificities of their own event.
The term “cashless” is characterized by the exchange of funds by electronic methods rather than the use of cash. But the concept involves a lot more!
Payment is but a small part of the possible uses that “cashless” enables. Its main interest lays in building a complete eco-system. Integrating cashless to your event requires involvement of your entire organization, it enables you to not only manage your organisation but also develop new areas such as access control, management of specific audiences and partner activations for a richer user-experience.
Online ticketing is not just for organising cultural events. Weezevent’s ticketing solution is used by a multitude of event organisers of all kinds.
After having outlined the basics of Facebook advertising in a first article, in this second and final part we will help you measure the performance of your campaigns and optimise them!
Today, social network Facebook has become a major player in the world of online advertising. Facebook accounts for more than one and a half billion active users every month! For event organisers, it represents a powerful pool of potential customers. In this series of articles, we will help you understand the basics of Facebook advertising before you start.
Email is the perfect communication channel to send your event invitations. It’s simple, fast, low-cost and offers an almost instant response. As a result, it is now used by most event planners.
When you plan an event, you constantly have to present it, in writing or verbally. This requires the use of storytelling, a technique that has quickly become a marketing favourite over the past few years.