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Event Marketing

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Anyone who offers services online is familiar with the term “CTA”, which means “call to action”. On every page of a site that sells something, especially the landing page, this element must be included. How to create an effective call to action phrases correctly, how to make sure your event website works effectively, how to sell event tickets in the best way, and how to create a CTA button are what we are going to discuss in the following article.

Event Management

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Event attendee feedback gives you an opportunity to see your organisation from a fresh angle, to highlight its weak points, and to identify competitive advantages. Feedback from the client is more than free event consulting; it is primarily a guarantee of both the company’s and EO’s growth. That is why everyone should know how to gather feedback from an event in a number of different ways.

Event Marketing

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When organizing events such as conferences, concerts, seminars, trainings, etc., a great deal of work falls on the shoulders of the event managers. And then there are the event announcements to consider. This is why most organisers look for an easy, fast, inexpensive, but effective way to talk about the upcoming event as efficiently as possible. Read on to learn how to email all attendees of your event.

Event Coverage

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As a trusted, innovative event technology vendor, GEVME was recently honored with the opportunity to power an international platform for energy technologies. Our team took responsibility for the entire cycle—from online registration to the onsite processes at AMEM–SIEW 2018. Through the use of advanced and newly developed technology, we automated onsite check-in and the management of all partners’ events within the framework of AMEM–SIEW and facilitated seamless communication on the ground at the conference.

Event Onsite

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Knowing how to prepare a venue for an event is one of the key points in event planning. Choosing a venue for an event is also one of the first negotiation points as well. The rest of the preparation process will depend on the decision made about the venue. If you’re lucky, the event market will offer a variety of good venues. Your task is to examine the pitfalls, consider the pros and cons, and choose the best venue for your event that fits with your set criteria and budget.