Event business

Doing it yourself may seem a good way to save money, but sometimes paying someone with industry connections saves you even more and ensures that your event is successful.

All special events have one common thing: they can’t plan themselves. Each has a focused and committed team working to accomplish that perfect event for their client. Would you love to get paid to do that? You’re not alone. Here are some tips to get you in.

Social media offers exhibitors and event planners an opportunity to engage their audience by communicating and educating them, while building a community of loyal fans and brand ambassadors.

Social media play an important role in today's marketing and evaluation of events. Use them wisely and enhance your trade show presence. It gives you an opportunity to connect with your audience, get to know them, and what they really want and need.

Know the financial health of your event planning business. QuickBooks helps keep track of your money, expenses, payroll, and it helps you get paid quickly.

Sometimes schools don't offer exactly what you need. So create what you need yourself by making your own degree program in event planning and management.

If you don't get the right event venue, no matter what you do it's all down the toilet. Use these tips to prevent flushing your career away by planning and executing a successful event venue search. It's not as hard as it may seem, and can be a lot of fun.

Bizzabo recently compiled data & created an interesting infographic on how important face to face meetings are to businesses. What do you think?