Businesses sending out event registration forms to clients and customers should not miss out on the opportunity to add payment capabilities to the relevant section, as it could mean a significant boost to actual day attendance levels.
If you’re organizing or marketing an event of any size, you’ll be keen to do all you can to ensure as many people read your registration forms and click through to book tickets. However, you may be unaware that the smallest factors can influence the likelihood of this happening – and one of them is color.
A new report has shown that sending messages out about events and special offers via email continues to have positive effects for businesses that do it.
New research from the United Nations has predicted that by the end of this year, 40 per cent of the planet’s population will be connected to the internet. During 2012, 250 million new people came online, but it is estimated the total number will have hit 2.7 billion by December 2013 as prices for connectivity decrease and infrastructure boosts coverage.
Using technology at an event to make it as interactive and intuitive as possible for attendees could be a great way to really stand out from the crowd, an expert has said.
Most event organizers will want to ensure there are as many attendees booked in for their conferences and workshops as possible, but not if it means having to accommodate uninvited visitors.
A new report has shown the extent to which event organizers can capitalize on the boom in mobile technology to target businesspeople and other audiences for ticketing.
Customer relationship management (CRM) is becoming a vital consideration for businesses in all kinds of sectors; with so much competition and potential customers also tightening their budgets, brands need to prove they are the best in order to stand out from the rest.
