
Event Planners & Content Curation: Part 1 – Why You Should Be Blogging During the Corona Crisis
The event planning industry is going through some real tough times right now. Your greatest source of content for you blog, the inside stories that
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The event planning industry is going through some real tough times right now. Your greatest source of content for you blog, the inside stories that

I love the positive messages I see on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. They lift me up on days when this whole quarantine thing is getting

When the going gets tough, the tough start a freakin podcast, at least that’s how it works in this brave new world of lock-downs and

Planning conventions can be a whirlwind of choosing keynote speakers, venues, session topics, and vendors. But if you neglect to also spend a few minutes

There are a lot of platforms in the event and conference management space. Most are massive in both scale and price putting them out of

I have known the online version of Rachel Stephan for a long time. We have interacted on the Twitters and the Facewalls since like forever,

Greta Thunberg’s voice is echoing all over the world as she passionately states her case about climate change and its impact on our planet. This

PPC. Pay Per Click. Three simple words that are surrounded by mystique, voodoo, and fear. Most Event Marketers know what pay per click is but

There are lots of ways to get attendees from Point A to Point B. Buses are amazing. They move a ton of people quickly and

Look, we all know that meeting and event planning is hard work and anything that can help us relax is good in my book. I

Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google opined that Internet will soon disappear as there would be so many IP addresses, so many interactive devices that

While resources for planning accessible events exist, they often overlook one important area: technology. There are well-documented but lesser-known standards for creating technology that is