Management & Logistics

Cell phone go off during your speech? Don't worry, be happy. Turn it into a memorable part of your presentation & leave a good impression. It's all about the approach, taking control of the situation or, in some cases, an ad lib response to lighten the mood.

Planning a holiday party is not an easy task. You have to start early and plan everything out to ensure successful and entertaining party. This easy 30 steps guide will take you through the whole process quickly and efficiently.

New Year is only a few weeks away, it's a great time to start planning your fabulous New Year's Eve party at home for your friends and family. We've included 6 tips to help you plan a memorable party, and a free resolution game cards template.

Event planners can significantly improve their event by helping speakers help them & it's not a difficult or time-consuming task. Hiring a speaker is only half of the job. Now you have to ensure the speaker understands how he or she fits into your event.

Eventbrite allows you to create private events, but can you share your event's link with others? That's the reader's question. Read on to learn more.

Not too long ago, Eventbrite blogged about a way to make your event even more profitable by selling sponsor links on your page. But people don’t read text advertisements or skip them. Here's how you can monetize your event page on Eventbrite.

Learn how to turn ordinary champaign into extraordinary cocktails to make them wow your guests with minimal effort and ingredients. A visual guide.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Stop relying on income from registration fees. Start generating revenue with your event now by implementing these 5 easy ways.

A well-fed, happy crew goes a long way to making you look good. Consider crew work as the first touch of how the show feels. Treat your people well and the return is a better show and a better reputation for you.

Practice does make it perfect. Sometimes, however, over-rehearsing your presentation kills the very sincerity of the message. Know when to stop & go with the flow.