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lethannelson268

Eventbrite sued over Ticketfly data breach | IQ Magazine - 0 views

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  • Eventbrite is facing a class-action lawsuit over allegations Ticketfly’s “lax cybersecurity procedures” allowed hackers to gain access to 27 million customers’ personal data in May’s cyberattack
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  • hich led to a week-long shutdown of all Ticketfly services, as well as a number of Ticketfly.com-based venue websites, and forced several promoter partners to push back onsales or migrate to parent company Eventbrite’s platfor
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  • consumer fraud, deceptive practices, breach of contract and negligence for its supposedly poor web security
  • Ticketfly failed to notify her that her data had been compromised, instead limiting its immediate response to a “passive support page” on the Ticketfly website and a “single tweet on social media”. Consequently, she says, she did not learn about the hack until September, months after her personal data was accessed
  • lethannelson268 on 08 Nov 20
     
    This article discusses a data breach that Ticketfly, a ticket booking online service, suffered due to hackers breaking in. Ticketfly is owned by major event booking company Eventbrite, and according to the article, Eventbrite failed to have adequate cybersecurity to prevent the breach, causing over 27 million customer information to be disclosed to the hackers. This just highlights the horrors that can happen when booking through a event registration software.
Yudika Claude

CMDI and eventbrite team for data syncing app | Campaigns & Elections - 1 views

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  • through the app, CMDI’s Crimson users can sync event information when attendees pay by check “so that the RSVP list, name tags, seating chart tools, and other Eventbrite features are consistently updated and accurate
  • improve the overall experience for those involved in hosting offline events
  • ability to track both online reservations and at-the-door contributions through our product in a way not seen before in the political space
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  • Another feature of the new collaboration will allow users to share their event online through Eventbrite’s social media tools
  • Yudika Claude on 28 Feb 15
     
    This short article reminded me of the example given in class by Professor Cilli of the how FIU is trying to improve the way they track student attendance to certain events.  I think it's interesting that Eventbrite information will now be used in political campaigns. I believe the way information will be regularly up to date is a great way to track participants and always have the correct, relevant information on them. 
afost026

Eventbrite: Fundamentals Are Improving, But Higher Growth Is Needed - Eventbrite, Inc. ... - 0 views

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  • Eventbrite operates an online platform which facilitates the planning, promotion, and production of a broad range of live events such as fundraisers, seminars, wellness activities, music festivals and classes
  • able to attract creators to their platform through a number means, including prior experience as attendees, word of mouth, internet search and their large library of content which helps to limit customer acquisition costs.
  • afost026 on 05 Nov 19
     
    This article explained what Eventbrite is and how it is a strong event management platform.
cjdearmas

Eventbrite Launches iPad Credit-Card Reader At The Door: A Lost Opport - 1 views

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  • cjdearmas on 23 Jul 20
     
    Eventbrite has introduced an iPad credit-card swiping feature that allows merchants to sell on-site tickets, merchandise, drinks and more. The company charges a $0.99 processing fee and each ticket sold takes a 2.5 per cent cut. Eventbrite issued its 50 millionth ticket last month which matches the company raised last May's $50 million in VC funding. 
  • hankunli on 23 Jul 20
     
    Eventbrite, a leading event ticketing organization, has launched a set of hardware in 2012 following its competitors. It focuses on gaining insight in attendee information and offer one holistic picture of the full performance of an event. So Eventbrite knows that adopting Square as a solution does not gives them what expected due to the unopen API. Arguably, establishing their own software gains more comparing to adopting Square, but they are still being "technology agnostic" and waiting for Square to open the API and work with Square.
mmilian

Eventbrite CEO: Don't Discount the Revenue You Can Generate From Virtual Events - 0 views

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  • Eventbrite, like most companies in the event industry, has felt the catastrophic wave of event cancellations for coronavirus crisis. In this year's first quarter, the company posted a $146M loss.
  • Small, in-person events are the events happening today
  • only a small proportion of virtual events are paid, but they are happening more frequently.
  • mmilian on 26 Jun 20
     
    This a article about the events industry. The CEO of eventbrite.com was in this article, she gives insights on what she sees is happening with events. Right now, the biggest focus is smaller, more intimate events.
natalieemmanuel

Eventbrite Launches 'Neon' App, An Event Planner's Mobile Command Center - Forbes - 1 views

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  • Neon allows event organizers to sell tickets as the event—be it concert, lecture, educational class, etc.—is about to happen or after it has already begun, on the spot. In fact, if showtime is closing in, the app allows those in charge to offer special last-minute deals to help fill the venue. The program can accept mobile payments as well, making a manager or booker’s iPhone an all-in-one command center.
  • Neon also collects all kinds of data connected to the event, with information on ticket sales, check-ins, and everything in between accessible at any time. This data is important to venue owners and those booking events, as it can help when planning future events, dictating times, prices, and showing what kinds of events are most popular.
  • natalieemmanuel on 08 Oct 14
     
    Neon is a new app designed by Eventbrite to be used by Event Planners in order to help organize the events they are coordinating. The app is available for iPod, iPad and the iPhone making it conveniently accessible through one's mobile device. The app allows event organizers to sell tickets in advance to an even as well as provide last minute deals to fill all remaining spots. The app even allows payment to be taken right from the event organizer's mobile device. The app also allows the user to manage guest lists and even helps those who have access to the app to make customer service decisions so that disgruntled guests are not sent to a different location to settle ticket disputes. With all the data the app collects even organizers are able to see important data pertaining to popularity of certain events as well as price variations. The app was designed to be used in dark places. This feature, along with many others makes it user friendly and it is helping event organizers to keep track of important data that will allow them to better assist customers in the future.
  • danalbert on 08 Oct 14
     
    I think I'd need to see it in action. The Forbes article sounds a lot like an Eventbrite press release. I like the idea in principal, but it almost sounds like too much to jam into a single app. Tickets sales, venue status, customer service, revenue tracking.,,, Deployed and linked across multiple tablets, each with it's own purpose and/or scattered across the event venue (with users in some sort of identifiable uniform), I can see it being useful. This also seems like a bit of a departure from straight tickets sales. Who else is in the market space? I'd be interested if Ticket Master is also coming online with event software.
glope143

How does virtual event planning software work? | HowStuffWorks - 0 views

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  • Keeping track of all of the elements involved in planning an event can be challenging, even for the most organized of hostesses. You end up with books full of notes and to do lists, Excel spreadsheets with guest lists and budgets and do-it-now reminders in the way of sticky notes posted all over your desk and computer monitor
  • There are also other types of Web-based software like Eventbrite.com that are specifically targeted toward managing a live event with paying attendees. They offer an event registration page online and also provide tools to help you promote your event, like e-mail marketing and social media integration.
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      glope143 on 08 May 18
       
      Having used Eventbrite.com for multiple events organized, I can attest to the website's ease of access and increased organization provided for event planning. The most difficult part of using a web-based software is getting the most out of the system. From my experience, it is easy to become overwhelmed using a new software and utilize only few features. With EventBrite.com specifically, there are ways to integrate different social media platforms within the software and have the website auto-post and direct users straight to ticket sales as well as multiple templates provided to better advertise your event. Despite these useful additions, it is easy to simply use systems such as Eventbrite.com for a single purpose and let the additional benefits slip away.
  • Event planning software takes important aspects of an event and keeps them all in one place for easy access.
jackyreis

Price Comparison: 7 Best Event Registration Software - 1 views

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  • Price Comparison: 7 Best Event Registration Software
  • How to Choose Event Registration Software
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  • Pricing
  • 1. Eventbrite
  • Pros: Eventbrite is a software that is commonly used across industries. It’s a good choice for a small social event or party as well.
  • Cons: This software may be good for event registration but lacks attendee engagement functionalities. The fee has also been steadily increasing. 
  • 2. Whova
  • Pros: This event registration tool may be a good option especially for European events. It is a robust software for large enterprise-level conferences and trade fairs.
  • Cons: If you expect fewer than 50 attendees, or if your event is a wedding or party, Whova may not be a good fit.
  • 3. Xing Events
  • Pros: Whova has almost the lowest per-ticket price in the industry, capped at $5, so it is a great option for higher ticket prices. It also offers a suite of features that significantly boost attendee participation and interactions through the event app. Two birds, one stone (read more: save money on event registration tool & double audience participation).
  • Cons: It offers an app for event check-in, but similar to other traditional brands, its strength may not be in offering modern mobile technology for audience engagement and attendee networking.
  • 4. Brown Paper Tickets
  • Pros: They work well with charity events, performances, and various non-profit / school events.
  • Cons: This software may not be a great choice for mid- or large-scale conferences, and some customers have complained that the reporting is not very robust.
  • 5. Wild Apricot
  • Pros:  It may be affordable for a small community’s regular gatherings. It has various pricing options for different types and sizes of organizations. It is integrated with Whova all-in-one attendee engagement and logistic management system, so you can easily sync your registrant information with Whova.
  • Cons: If you only have an annual event and do not need to manage membership, it may not be a good fit for you.
  • 6. Ticketleap
  • Pros: This event registration software is simple to use and works well with relatively small events and performances.
  • Cons: It doesn’t offer the complex organizational tools of conference registration software, so it might not be a good fit for large, multi-day, multi-track conferences.
  • 7. Constant Contact
  • Pros: Constant Contact easily integrates with other systems (e.g. Whova, Eventbrite) so you can build invitations and registration into your email marketing campaigns.
  • Cons: This is an unnecessary solution if you don’t intend to send many emails to your contacts, as you will still need to be an Eventbrite customer to use the registration feature.
  • jackyreis on 28 Jul 20
     
    This article was able to summarize all the different event registration softwares that are available currently and their pros and cons. It gives you a good idea on what software you would prefer for your company depending on what they have to offer.
chinneegyyal

How to Use Events to Grow Your eCommerce Business - Eventbrite US Blog - 0 views

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  • chinneegyyal on 05 Sep 18
     
    This article is about how being a small business is not always easy but Internet has made some parts of it just a little bit easier for small businesses. For the marketing/event management side of it is that anybody could make a business through social media which includes promoting and selling for the business. Now a day, there is more technology use and people are more updated with technology and the advantages of it. Putting together eCommerce and events/marketing breaks things down to make it easier for businesses.
cpaez007

Eventbrite: $1 Billion in Tickets and Counting - 0 views

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  • cpaez007 on 01 Apr 18
     
    During the market crash in 2008, the co-founder of Eventbrite Kevin Hartz, was going through the same financial struggle that the rest of the country was suffering. Yet, he stopped receiving funding for his company, and had to rely on using his cash reserves to keep the company alive, simply because he though it would be successful. Thanks to his relentlessness, Kevin has achieved over $1 billion in sales. The company idea was simple, and it was that they thought tickets can be used for more than just sporting events or concerts. Today they have sold over 50 million tickets in over 175 countries. They have made about 2.5% of their total sales and charge a fee of 99 cents per ticket. Beside the fact that they have really made an impact in creating brand names, clients are very impressed with their customer service. They have created a very user friendly service, and adopted different languages to assist in creating a global service. Great trends that they have been recently successful in supporting are purposed marathons or non-profit fundraisers.
bnort002

Revolutionize Your Event Planning With These 7 Technological Innovations - 0 views

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  • Apps are now commonplace in the event planning space, and according to a Guidebook survey, 88 percent of event professionals utilizing them say they've seen an increase in the vital metric of attendee satisfaction.
  • Enterprise Event Marketing also found that event technology can increase productivity by as much as 27 percent, thanks to faster communication and a more accurate view of team member responsibilities.
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  • meaning increased exposure at the event and on social media after it has wrapped up.
  • uccess
  • 1. Delegate tasks to team members
  • 2. Create a professional event registration page
  • More and more event tickets are now bought online, and an app such as Eventbrite Organizer can help you cater to this online majority with a professional event ticketing and registration
  • 3. Stay on budget.
  • 4. Check attendees in.
  • Allowing attendees to purchase tickets or register online eliminates one potential chokepoint but creates another
  • 5. Plan for the unknown
  • 6. Schedule social media
  • Social media is used by 58 percent of U.S. marketers to drive engagement during events in real time, primarily through posts that highlight aspects of the event such as presentations or performances.
  • 7. Get feedback to determine ROI.
  • Even once the crowds go home, your event is
  • bnort002 on 08 Oct 18
     
    This article discussed the importance of planning within an event and all of the aspects that have evolved with advancements in technology. Ultimately, making event planning more organized for the planner and the client. These interactive technology pieces can help keep all parties in the loop and prepared for anything.
jamigovaerts

10 Event Planning Software Options: Made Simple - 0 views

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  • For event planners that are in the beginning stages of their event planning career, and who don’t have a large budget to purchase event planning software, there are (nearly) free options like Basecamp, Trello or Smartsheet (excel spreadsheets still work well, too!).
  • Paid Event Planning Software
  • Planning Pod –
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  • Etouches
  • Offering solutions for event registration, floor plans, timelines and task assignments, etouches is a great option for all cycles of your event.
  • Eventbrite
  • One of the most popular event planning software options for event organizers (professional planners and community organizers) looking to sell tickets and manage event registration is Eventbrite.
  • Evolero – With a free two week trial, Evolero was developed by an event planner and has all your event software needs in one place so you don’t have to switch between platforms – everything from managing event registration and websites, to ticketing, planning and promoting.
  • Cvent – A leader in the cloud based, event management systems, Cvent offers event planning software for mobile apps for events, email marketing and web surveys, targeted advertising, and online registration and venue selection.
  • Azavista – Planning an event of any size, Azavista may be a good option for you. Offering flexibility, their platform allows event planners to set up a new event within minutes.
  • Basecamp
  • Trello
  • Smartsheet
  • Evernote
Ruth James

How does virtual event planning software work? - 0 views

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  • Ruth James on 21 Feb 12
     
    The event planning virtual software allows everything that you gather to be in one place. The article states "Event planning software takes important aspects of an event and keeps them all in one place for easy access". Event planning can be very challenging, because you have different information stored in different places; but with this virtual software it provides calendar, contact lists, online registration and your to do list all in one place. The software is available for a trial, before purchased; so that you can test it and see if it's in your liking. The article discusses other companies that provide similar services as the virtual event planning software. The websites that they mentioned are Eventpro-planner.com, Eventbrite.com and Punchbowl.com. The Eventbrite website, helps you to manage events; which also provides you with live attendees. They also provide marketing tools for your event like e-mail and social media marketing. Punchbowl.com is a website that offers event planning services for free. Some of the services are: invitations, accept RSVPs, manage your to do list, and it even accept guest contribution in monitory founds for your event. With all these software development, and the fact that they are virtual; this create a new entity to the event planning world.
  • Yu Zhai on 21 Feb 12
     
    This kind of software sounds really good. It can imitate to hold an event in details. It gives these options which also remind a planner of something important things. And also I can test it before purchased, I think this is good, cause some software actually does not fit for you, and you realize that after purchasing and using it.
gulsevim

How Your Face Will Become Your Ticket to Event Success - Eventbrite UK Blog - 3 views

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  • When you smile for the camera next time you’re at an event you might get more than a souvenir photo – you could even be handed your favourite tipple without having to ask for it.
  • facial recognition technology is making it possible to personalise the event experience more than ever before.
  • A little further off is the ability to measure the emotions of crowds, but when it does become possible, it means organisers will be able to understand how much attendees enjoyed their event or individual keynotes, without having to survey them.
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  • Another way the tech can be deployed is to reduce queuing to pay for food, drinks or merchandise by scanning people’s faces at check-out and automatically charging their registered payment method.
  • The possibilities for the development of facial recognition is certainly exciting, but perhaps even more interesting, from an event planner’s perspective, is what you can do with it right now.
  • The core application that Zenus has been focused on is event registration and check-in. The tech can be used to replace ticket scanning and speed up the entry process
  • In terms of accuracy, Zenus’ software is extremely high. “Our system can search the database of 1,000 faces and find the most likely match 99.4% of the time. The attendee or host can then tap on the face to confirm it is correct,”
  • “All the registration company sends us is anonymous images,” he explains. “This happens over securely encrypted channels. When we receive the images we are processing them to extract the face measurements and then we immediately delete the image. We then send back a unique identifier that’s associated with each image without ever having accessed personal information. It gives the event planner peace of mind that the data is being handled properly. After the event, we completely delete the entire database associated with the event.”
  • Crowd analytics will be able to scan faces in a space and tell you how many people are in there. It is also possible to extract demographic data such as age or gender, and so forth. We are going to do all of these things in the future but we prefer to do one thing at a time and make it perfect before we move onto the next thing.
  • gulsevim on 23 Feb 18
     
    Facial recognition technology is not meant to replace the human factor. Rather, it can boost existing processes by improving efficiency, identification and convenience. Technology such as "face geometry" brings a lot of excitement to the events industry. Zenus facial recognition software allows event planners to identify attendees by searching a database of faces in real-time. The main idea is to make the check-in process faster, provide higher security and receive some feedback in a unique way. Neither attendee's e-mails or names, or any personal information is transferred. Human face emerges as a key to security for distinguishing individuals. The registration platform makes images anonymous and sends them to a cloud-based service, where de-identified images are processed and therefore instantly deleted. All data is also discarded after the event, which gives a peace of mind to the event planners and attendees, because of identity theft concerns. With some adjustments and further developments, Zenus facial recognition software will be able to determine emotions of crowds and extract demographic data such as age or gender. With this cloud-based facial recognition software, event planners will be able to quantify whether your guests were interested in one speaker over another, or whether they were engaged or if they were really a good target market for the event.
jnoll001

What is Eventbrite and How Does It Work? - 0 views

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  • jnoll001 on 20 Jun 19
     
    Here is an article that discusses an event management software that I first used with SoBe WFF. It has hit more popularity as of late, and FIU uses it regularly as a University.
hchiebooth

7 Event Technology Trends to Explore in 2019 - Eventbrite US Blog - 1 views

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      mrueda on 03 Oct 18
       
      The article discusses seven event technology trends that are trending in 2018. Event planners are on the hunt to discover the next new products or services that will help them stand out in a coward full of competitors. One trend, that I find so interesting is facial recognition technology. Event planners are using algorithms to reach out to new audiences via social media, improve check-in and security! Another trend, that caught my eye was artificial intelligence for events. Technology such as "chatbots." Chatbot is an automated customer service that helps both guests and event organizers. It will alleviate some of the duties of the staff to be more efficient and address guest issues faster. There are also the right APPs that are being created for events for guest to search, book, post and review events in one place. Also for event organizers to price, communicate and organize all in one place.
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  • clatt001 on 21 Feb 18
     
    So, being an event professional in the hospitality industry this article intrigued me. Some of the trends listed are trends that my clients and I have already been using for a few years now like livestreaming events, I had a wedding in Jamaica in 2015 in which my clients live-streamed their nuptials for those daily and friends who could not make the trip. What I did find intriguing was the Facial Recognition aspect of Event Technology. That is unbelievable to me. I know we now have iPhoneXs and SnapChat that already do this so I guess its just a matter of having the right type of phone and app that is compatible with this feature.
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  • mkim001 on 18 Jun 18
     
    This article for event planning and technology shared the current trends of event technology for this year. Facial recognition is becoming popular and is encouraged to use to target an expansive audience. Some events encourage audiences to take advantage of technology by using Facebook to tag photos of the event attendees to to a personalized album. The article also predicts that the future holds facial recognition for attendees checking in for a further improved event. RFID is being widely used by experienced event coordinators in place of event tickets and to reduce payments made physically. With the usage of RFID, it enhances the productivity for the attendees, as well as, make special features, such as raffles, much easier and fun to conduct. Automated customer service features are also rising as it enables guests to conveniently have their questions answered without having to wait to get a response. For example, according to the article, Sound on Sound Fest is a festival for music lovers that created a customer service feature via Facebook Messenger to answer any questions from the potential and prospective attendees. It was said to have instant gratification and success in the ease of asking and answering questions. Apps are also taking a part in events. Apps, such as, Pathable (connect with attendees throughout entire event), Presdo (takes into consideration behavior of attendees), and attendify (share photos, messages, and comments with attendees) are example of applications that events benefit from in this growing trend of event technology. Broadcasting events also assist in gaining popularity for an event and social media walls encourage attendees to post photos of the event with hashtags. Technology is growing and gaining popularity in events. Due to the fact that people are almost never without their cellphones, nevertheless, on their cellphones, the discussed features are popular amongst event attendees and aids in bubbling the posit
  • mrueda on 03 Oct 18
     
    The article discusses seven event technology trends that are trending in 2018. Event planners are on the hunt to discover the next new products or services that will help them stand out in a coward full of competitors. One trend, that I find so interesting is facial recognition technology. Event planners are using algorithms to reach out to new audiences via social media, improve check-in and security! Another trend, that caught my eye was artificial intelligence for events. Technology such as "chatbots." Chatbot is an automated customer service that helps both guests and event organizers. It will alleviate some of the duties of the staff to be more efficient and address guest issues faster. There are also the right APPs that are being created for events for guest to search, book, post and review events in one place. Also for event organizers to price, communicate and organize all in one place.
  • hchiebooth on 22 Jun 19
     
    This article reveals the 7 latest trends in technology. The most impressive trend is the use of Facial Recognition for registration purposes. It also features new and upcoming AI technology such as Chatbots, "Crowd" Streaming and the use of "Social Media walls" to generate for free event promotion.
rroll027

The Best Event Management Software: 10 Apps to Plan and Manage Your Business Events - 0 views

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  • Here, we're showcasing apps that save you time and energy when managing logistics, deadlines, and attendee engagement. The event management apps listed here are a combination of companion tools that can be used together for ultimate productivity as well as end-to-end event planning software.
  • Advanced segmentation capabilities help you separate your audiences based on interests and ticket level with one click, and you can send personalized content that's dependent on how your attendees use the app during the event
  • This means you can send out personalized campaigns to different types of registrants and optimize your messaging for that segment of users.
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  • in event management and online ticketing, Eventbrite offers all the features you would expect: easy-to-build event pages, built-in payment processing, and real-time reporting. But it also has something else up its sleeve: a robust integration with Facebook that allows you to market your event on the social network and allow attendees to buy tickets via Facebook's checkout.
  • rroll027 on 22 Feb 20
     
    A number of Event Management Software have populated the market all with an aim to provide attendees with a memorable experience from marketing, ticketing, logistics, communication, gamifying, and measurement. The article gives indepth inight on 10 apps that aids planners from end to end
lin liu

How Technology Creates the Time to Be Creative - 1 views

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  • This technology allows us to raise the income from our events (and certainly above the level of the actual cost of using that technology).
  • elping us raise awareness of Tech Fest and support our content marketing strategy. Secondly using Eventsforce and Podio helps us run our events much more efficiently.
  • He demonstrates that being smart with technology allows a small event company to manage large events and crucially frees up time to deliver more value to participants.
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  • Gallus Events use seven primary bits of software to keep on top of our events. The first four help us manage our events with minimum time and resource and the remaining three help us increase the number of people who attend our events.
  • lin liu on 31 Mar 13
     
    This article is about the technology used in the technology events of Event Tech Circus. The event manager pointed out that the only way for our event to be top is to adopt, understand and use more event technology. The technology is very significant for big or small company to manage large events as well as save time, increase value. There are seven software help Gallus Events to manage these events, among them, four are used to save time and resource, and there are used to attract more people. Firstly, the Event Manager Theme, which provides multiple event visions and allows many events to be held on one site. Secondly, Eventbrite, which makes payments collected and mind boggingly easier, just several minutes. Thirdly, Podio, helps event planners allocate, monitor tasks and store information. Fourthly, Eventsforce, forces all events go forward. It is very good for managing finance. Fifthly, Dotmailer, it is a very easy and flexible e-marketing tool. It is cheap also. Sixthly, Conferize, it leverages social network and advertisements to attract more customers. Finally, Hootsuite, it is applied to control the social media content.
zihanwang

What is event management software and do you really need it? - Lead Forensics - 2 views

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  • The benefits of using event management software It can make your life easier The main benefit of using such solutions is that they can help you maximize registrations, while minimizing the resources that may otherwise have been needed. Once you’ve set up an event on your chosen software, then you should just be able to press go and let it get on with things – leaving you to concentrate on promoting the event. If you’re running multiple events, or a regularly occurring event, then this can be particularly useful. Saves time needed for manual processing Good solutions will help you automate most processes. They will offer features like registration tracking, payment processing and also tools that can aid audience engagement. You’ll be able to grab a quick snapshot of what’s happening, who’s registered, who’s paid, who went on to attend and more. Plus, you’ll have an easy way to track how much money an event is bringing into the business. It will save time for your communication sequences too. With just a few clicks you should be able to send out tailored emails, including “thank you for attending” messages to those that made it and “sorry we missed you” to those who didn’t. Aids professionalism and the overall experience A further benefit is that it can make the management of the process feel that much more professional. The whole experience should run more smoothly. Nothing should be missed, which you can easily risk with a manual system. The payment of any monies can also be managed more easily and you’ll have the ability to manage multiple events easily. Can help increase engagement Engagement is at the heart of all marketing. It needs to start long before an event takes place and be supported and encouraged during and after. Good event management software will provide tools to aid participant communication at all stages. It will also give you the ability to see and analyze the global picture of your overall engagement levels. Supports targeted activity Marketing is at its strongest and most effective when it is highly targeted and tailored to an individual. (The key principal of account based marketing). You can use specialist solutions to tailor your event and all associated marketing activity. For example, by creating unique guest lists and email lists, and sending out targeted emails to those different attendees using certain parameters. A holistic approach Overall, event management software can act as a hub, holding together all elements of the event’s process. It can help keep everything connected, from the agenda, to speakers, any sponsors and the attendees.
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      zeyupu on 25 Mar 20
       
      Benefits of event registration system.
  • Hosting an event can be an effective marketing tactic for any business. They take considerable time and effort to carry out, but get it right and you could soon see a strong return on your investment. The power of an event – especially a highly tailored in-person one – lies in the opportunity it provides to get face-to-face with a target audience.
  • For businesses across all industries and sectors, they offer a way to showcase your knowledge, position yourself as an expert and generate a source of positive content. Importantly, they can help you move leads along the sales path and closer to making a purchase.
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  • The overall aim of any B2B marketing event must always be to give a good impression of the business and what it may be like to work with you.
  • It can make your life easier
  • Saves time needed for manual processing
  • Aids professionalism and the overall experience
  • Can help increase engagement
  • Support channels
  • You can use specialist solutions to tailor your event and all associated marketing activity.
  • A holistic approach
  • Lack of design options
  • he easiest way to check this out is to see if you can have a free trial or comprehensive demo.
  • Price
  • Supports targeted activity
  • Using new software will often mean a steep learning curve, so see what is offered to help you through that process and beyond.
  • yuqiongliang on 27 Mar 20
     
    Hosting an event can be an effective marketing tactic for any business. They take considerable time and effort to carry out, but get it right and you could soon see a strong return on your investment. The power of an event - especially a highly tailored in-person one - lies in the opportunity it provides to get face-to-face with a target audience.
  • kmert005 on 29 Mar 20
     
    This article goes over the benefits of using event management, which includes making your life easier, saves the time needed for manual processing, aids professionalism and the overall experience, and can help increase engagement. Furthermore, it also supports targeted activity and a holistic approach. Some cons would be a lack of design options, the price, and support channels. The top solutions would be implementing Splash, Eventbrite, Bizzabo, EventPro, Cvent, Etouches, and XING Events
  • zihanwang on 30 Jul 20
     
    This article introduce several pros and cons of event management software. On the one hands, the event management can make the process easier for business and consumers and it can help increase engagement. But, on the other hands, The price can also vary greatly, with the most sophisticated and popular systems generally coming at the highest cost and some vendors offer a free version of their software with limited features. To recoup costs, these vendors may run advertisements on event sign-up pages or charge registrants a booking fee. That may influence users experience.
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  • The event management software market is anticipated to witness significant growth during the forecast period, owing to increasing use of social media and proliferation of smartphone usage and rising usage of event management software platforms.
  • The companies have started promoting event management software to improve the efficiency of their events business. These event management software platforms help organisers to increase the number of attendees through social media such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn as well as they help in increasing the sale of tickets by the event management software market.
  • The event management software market is classified on the basis of component type, deployment type, organization size, end users and region. On the basis of deployment type, the global event management software market is segmented into cloud deployment type and on-premise deployment type of the event management software market. On the basis of organization size the global event management software market is segmented into small enterprise, medium enterprise and large enterprise.
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  • The event management software market study discusses the key trends within countries contributing to growth of the market, as well as analyses degree at which drivers are influencing the market in each region. The key regions and countries assessed in the event management software market report include North America (U.S., Canada), Latin America (Mexico, Brazil and Rest of Latin America), Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy, , Nordic, Benelux and Rest of Western Europe) Eastern Europe (Russia, Poland and Eastern Europe) APEJ (China, India, ASEAN, A & NZ, and Rest of APAC), Japan and MEA (North Africa, South Africa, GCC, and Rest of MEA) in the  global event management software market report.
  • The key competitors covered are Zoho Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Cvent, Inc., Bizzabo Inc., Eventbrite, Inc., Eventzilla, etouches Inc., Zerista, Certain Inc., Ungerboeck Software International, Social Tables, Gather Technologies, Inc. and Xing Events.
  • rhoff019 on 23 Jul 20
     
    After the COVID-19 pandemic, the event registration industry is expected to boom once large scale events restart. Much of this is attributed to social media like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It is believed that due to the increasing use of social media and smartphones that event registration software will become more apparent in the event industry than it already is.
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