Event Planning

Going green is a money maker for your event. By using time-tested, eco-friendly and easy methods, you'll make a positive impression on your attendees, sponsors, and the press. It's so easy, you won't have an excuse to not be green anymore at your next event.

Tchotchkes (chotchkies) is a Yiddish word for little something, usually worthless. An obligatory, cheap souvenir. Is this what you want to give to your clients? Learn how to easily avoid turning your marketing dollars into tchotchkes.

Question & answer sessions are an important part of any presentation. It gives audience a personal opportunity to interact with the speaker. However, Q&A can be daunting to audience members, so here are some tricks of the trade to coax greater participation.

Having an event and expect or want television, newpaper, radio, and internet coverage? Here's how you can make your newsworthy event press media ready and generate positive PR not only for the event, but for the organization or client behind it.

If you're trying to figure out how event tags on Eventbrite work or how to tag your event, this answer to our reader's question is for you.

Make sure you offer your festival sponsors reliable and fast WiFi connection to give them an opportunity to execute digital and experiential marketing strategies to get the maximum ROI.

Event planners take full advantage of Google+ Pages with 7 easy steps that will walk you through the creation and setup of your page. The guide also includes tips to help you use your page to its fullest potential, and help promote your business or event.

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.

Prepare your event. Prepare contingencies for potential and unknown problems. Then prepare yourself to deal with the stress that comes with event planning. If you lose your professionalism on the job, the event may not succeed. So prepare yourself to relax too.

People attend events with preconceived ideas of its content based on the information you provide. Be aware of their expectations to better the day and eliminate any chance of receiving negative event coverage in social media, blogosphere and press.