The key to planning successful conferences is building the event according to the interest of your audience while keeping the main topic coherent with the values of the organisation. Attendees will be attracted to your event based on what they think they’ll get out of the...
There’s no better way to kick off the New Year than with a great party! But how do you organise one? It might seem a bit daunting at first, but there’s plenty to plan and buy so you put on a great event. To make...
More Data Without a digital platform backing up your in-person event, it’s hard to see who’s registered, who attended, and what they thought about your event. But if you add a platform into the mix, you can easily see QR code check-ins, session attendance, comments, Q&As,...
November starts and London starts preparing for Christmas. Lights and decorations start to pop up all over the city and we start to get ready for the busiest season for events. If you haven’t started planning your Christmas party yet or need a little guidance,...
Halloween is just around the corner, and we want to help you make the most of it! Halloween is now the third most popular festival in the UK behind Christmas and Easter, with Britons spending a record £310m on celebrating last year. All this popularity means it’s...
Large scale events can have a big impact on the environment, and even lots of little events add up! Bringing lots of people to a small space during a short period of time naturally causes a rise in the use of transport, disposable products, and...
Event KPIs (key performance indicators) are the best way to track and measure your event’s success. When determining KPIs, your goals and desired outcomes are the best places to start. Goals will guide what you should measure to determine event success. Not every KPI is relevant...
The global pandemic had a significant impact on the events industry. Considering social distancing and lockdown norms, the past two years have seen a faster and heavier reliance on technology, with more and more organisations embracing online platforms, to provide unique and realistic event experiences,...
Planning an event can be very stressful. Event planners need to manage people, tasks, time and budget without considering last-minute problems that need to be solved on the spot. It is very common for first-time event organisers to feel overwhelmed, and stressed and to forget...
Planning an event can be more complicated than people might think as it requires a lot of multitasking, delegating, organization and leadership. From finding and dealing with suppliers to handling the budget, and design of invitations and decorations. It can be overwhelming and stressful but luckily,...