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Event technology has advanced by leaps and bounds over the past two years, yet many event marketers still haven’t unlocked the full value that tech providers can offer. Data management is a case in point.

The increasing use of event tech has given event profs and marketers access to a wealth of data, but without proper management, it can easily become overwhelming. To get the most from event analytics, event organizers and marketers need tools that leverage two-way integration with CRM (client relationship management) software and MAPs (marketing automation platforms).

CRMs and MAPs can be so much more than registration platforms. When data flows seamlessly between an event platform and the best-in-breed MAPs, event marketers can take advantage of a self-managing feedback loop. This type of data exchange is constantly working in the background to improve the attendee experience with greater and greater personalization while also feeding into the marketing team’s sales funnel with increasingly targeted tactics.

By understanding this process and the benefits events stand to gain, event profs can harness the power of data to unlock personalized event experiences that deliver real value.

There are many event technology tools event planners can use to plan engaging and fun conference breakout sessions. By crowdsourcing and live polling, you are allowing your attendees to take ownership, not just sit back and watch.
Live polling apps, such as Sli.do, MeetingPulse, or Glisser, add another level of engagement because it asks people to actively participate. Additionally, event planners can gauge what resonates with the audience the most and evaluate the data in the post-event debrief meeting.
Event platforms that double down on features, such as ease of use, engagement, networking, and presentations. They are a must for virtual events. Check out our list of top 100 event platforms to filter them by desired features.
Event gamification tools. To make conference breakout sessions more appealing, add incentives. For example, hand out raffle tickets or drawings to enter for prizes at each session. Reward desired behavior: give attendees access to exclusive sessions if they visit a certain number of exhibitors. You can also spruce things up with AR filters or VR headsets. Many platforms come with gamification elements built in.

Conference breakout sessions are a staple at every conference because they boost audience engagement and have the potential to make events truly unforgettable. They can make or break your event; it all depends on how much thought and planning goes into creating them.
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Hybrid conferences are here to stay. In the wake of the 2020 – 2021 pandemic, most corporate events are now a mix of both in-person and virtual attendees and sessions. But, even in a virtual setting, it’s important to create an environment where attendees interact, participate in networking opportunities, and make meaningful connections. Engaging events can attract remote attendees through marketing and creative event promotion. But, getting attendees to your virtual production is only half the battle. Attendee engagement remains challenging for even the most experienced event producers. In this article, we are sharing our most successful attendee engagement ideas and strategies.

Right now, more than ever before ‘sustainability’ is and remains one of the biggest challenges facing the live events and venues industries. With a still increasing threat that climate change is feeling more prevalent than ever, and the need for us all to adopt sustainable practices is more desperate than ever.

This extends into festivals, live events and event venues just as much as on the high street and in our homes. Festival organisers and venue owners are no doubt becoming more conscious of their own carbon footprints and the way in which they deal with waste. Today’s eventgoers and performers are expecting the events they attend to do their utmost to be as environmentally friendly and as sustainable as possible.

Podcast By The Event Hustlers - Episode 49 NFTs for Events

Join Liz King Caruso - the CEO of Liz King Events and techsytalk - as she interviews thought leaders from all corners of the events industry. With topics ranging from technology to ethics to engagement, we talk about it all!

Technology is advancing at a rapid speed. We all use all kinds of gadgets, software, and hardware products to manage our personal lives. Event Brew tackled the relationship between personal and professional life as it relates to technology. They asked the question...Have you ever used personal technology pieces for the events industry purposes?
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Most event professionals have already been through a crash course in hosting virtual events thanks to the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to keep up with expectations. To stay ahead of the competition and keep remote audiences engaged, event planners need to leverage both their own creativity and industry best practices for online events. Here are 37 virtual event ideas to inspire your upcoming events.

Returning to face-to-face meetings after two years of canceled conferences and way too many Zoom calls? Getting back to normal, or at least moving ahead with the new normal, may be a relief, but the world of meetings and events is far from business as usual. Here are a few ways to cope with re-entry. #events #eventmanagement #miami_events