Event
coverage is becoming an increasingly important aspect of most brands' capacity
to expand their social footprint and deliver useful insights with their
customers. Covering an event humanizes your business and shows your audience
that you care about the event as much as they do.
Live
event coverage can build commerce, brand loyalty and trust in an age where
customers choose like-minded firms. Having a strong social presence during an
event can improve customer service for attendees, enable your business to
monitor risks and manage issues, organize event information updates, and more.
It's
all in the details when it comes to event coverage. The list goes on, and the
consistent use of hashtags, exciting behind-the-scenes photos, communicating
with artists or event partners, offering special actions your followers may not
see... Plus, real-time connection with your audience puts your brand in the
world. The same room with them encourages a peer-to-peer relationship.
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Event planning
The
process of organizing every element of an event is known as event planning.
Certain components of the planning process can be affected by the number of
individuals attending the event and the environment in which they participate.
Whether the event or meeting is virtual, in-person, or a mix of both, the goals
will remain basically the same. Event planning requires logistics that vary
significantly depending on the duration and complexity of the event. Attendees,
vendors, catering companies, sponsors, corporate leadership, and even fire
safety or law enforcement personnel may all need to be coordinated.
With
the introduction of virtual meeting rooms and live broadcasting, a new
sub-genre has emerged in this field: virtual event planning. Similar events can
be performed in virtual or hybrid events but ensuring consistent quality across
all environments is a bigger task. This may require specific technology as well
as applications or software packages that all contributors, advertisers, and
sponsors must use.
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All
these themes have one thing in common: collecting and evaluating event data to
improve events and outcomes. Track data and KPIs as we examine each of these
four themes to see why they matter and how knowing the data helps us make
better decisions.
After
interacting with various meeting and event planners to learn how they view
things from a customer's perspective, the following four best practices have
been compiled. As a result, you should be able to identify the gaps in your own
event strategic plan and have a framework for creating a roadmap to fill them.
With these tools in hand, you will be able to make running activities easier,
more successful, efficient, and focused on movement.
Event
automation
Research
is 90% of event preparation. And while it's not the most glamorous proposition,
it's the most important. Everything should be planned and prepared as
accurately as possible in advance to get the right people to the right place on
time and within budget. Various technological solutions and strategies can be
applied to help achieve a positive outcome.
The
adoption of connected technologies to eliminate manual event events and make it
easier to organize meetings and events is called "event automation."
Today's
event planners use best practices such as integrated solutions, less manual
activity, and simplicity of management. Here's how each component contributes
to event automation.
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