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So many people ask me, “If ______________ (fill in the blank) is so important for conferences, why aren’t more conferences implementing it?” “So you wait to make changes to your event once you see other conferences are already doing it?” I respond. “You wait to copy someone else instead of being the leader?” Frequently, conference […]
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Today, we’re talking about: Quill Engage Company/Tool Name: Quill Engage Website: https://www.quillengage.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/quillengage Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quillengage What is the “problem” that your tool seeks to solve? Quill Engage analyzes your Google Analytics data and delivers narrative reports in plain-English on your website performance. Reports are delivered directly to your inbox weekly and monthly and provide in-depth […]
 Every event planner wants high attendance for their event. That’s why we think it’s important that you have a checklist for marketing your event to get as many attendees as...
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 I’m always looking for new ways to engage attendees and offer them new ways of seeing a space that immerses them in the experience. When we walk into an event space we have a quick scan over what the event designer has installed and then focus on individual items that personally interest us. Visually we […]
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Forget releasing your conference Kraken—that legendary giant sea monster sent out to destroy anything that gets in your way. And by all means, don’t release your Trojan horse. You don’t need a trick, stratagem or gimmick for your target audience. You need to release your Trojan mice! These are small, well focused changes that add […]
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Social media is an incredible channel for connection and communication. It’s where nearly everybody has put their focus these days as part of their marketing strategy, but let’s not forget that it can also be a tremendous tool for good old fashioned networking and relationship building between colleagues. I first developed my affinity for social […]
 Feathr is a suite of digital marketing tools to help you know, grow and monetize your event audience. Here is our review. Feathr: What Is It? Feathr’s “event marketing cloud” is a suite of digital marketing and monetization tools specifically designed for the needs of event organizers. It helps live events to fully leverage their […]
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October 8, 2015 CONTACT: Michael Doane, michael@cadmiumcd.com, 410-638-9239 eventScribe 2.0: The Event App No Meeting Planner Can Do Without FOREST HILL, MD – Conference software provider CadmiumCD recently released the second version of their popular event app, eventScribe. The release includes improvements in technical capabilities and visual design, which offer more customization and an improved […]
 A new webinar is on next week and we’ll be talking about the death of event apps. Register now. We kicked off our webinar series with a bang in September with hundreds of event professionals tuning in to watch our research backed trends overlook for 2015/2016. You can still register and watch the webinar on […]
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Kristen is a content and marketing aficionado with a keen key for detail and consistency. With a background in content production, she is focused on creating creative marketing pieces that inspire audiences. Speaking at events across the globe on social media and content, she is able to share her best practices on how to create […]
 When I was growing up, I looked forward to Halloween more than Christmas. It was not the treats or surprises or the fact that I knew we were close to the end of the school year. No, to be honest, it was due to the fact that I knew I had the chance to throw […]
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Fabric daisies, American flags, and stoneware. Pippin berries in a mason jar. These things call out Americana. You can further set the mood with some country music, bluegrass and blues as they all have their roots in America and lend themselves nicely to patriotic themed event. Columbus Day, which is observed on the second Monday […]
 The results are out! Meet the 5 finalists of Event Technology of the Year award who will battle for the title in Las Vegas next week. We are very proud of the attention Event Technology of the Year has managed to grab, and the high standard of the entrants. We created one of the most interesting judging […]
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 Negotiation is a big part of the job when it comes to being an event planner. From negotiating with vendors and venues, to clients and even employers, the negotiation never seems to end. I spoke with three event managers from around the United States and discovered five common mistakes of new event managers, along with […]
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Dennis Finnegan is the owner and founder of Luminescence, a full service event production firm that has its roots in, you guessed it, lighting. I first met Dennis back in 2011 when he was exhibiting an exciting new product at BizBash – battery powered, programmable uplights. Having come from the event tech world, I was […]
Last week in Montreal, during a pre-workshop at the fabulous Applied Improvisational Network 2015 World Conference, I realized how an improv game could be used to improve group process. At the workshop, run by the talented Patrick Short and Alan Montague, I was reintroduced to an improv game called Color/Advance. It’s a simple game for two players, a storyteller and a listener. […]
 Time for our monthly roundup of the best articles on your favourite event blog. September was a very thoughtful month. This month some of the most popular articles we’ve covered include the emotional value of events, event ROI, post-event depression and how to battle it, fitness and health tips for stressed #Eventprofs and finally event […]
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