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Whova Releases Session Tags and Speaker Labels

by whova | May 30, 2023

As an event organizer, you know how important sessions and speakers can be – after all, providing interesting and useful event content is one of the biggest draws for attendees. But for events with more complex agendas, such as sessions covering a wide array of topics...

Communicating with Speakers is Simple with Whova’s Dedicated Messaging Portal

by whova | Apr 27, 2023

Since its release, Whova’s Speaker Center has been a popular tool for many event organizers, helping them save valuable time collecting speaker information and session materials. Over the years, organizers have found other creative ways to leverage the Speaker Center...

Whova Registration: Promote Your Event to Past Attendees in 3 Min

by whova | Apr 27, 2023

Attracting more attendees is important to most event organizers. To achieve this goal, you must be able to target your ideal audience – those who are the most likely to sign up for your event. Luckily, you already have some low-hanging fruits — attendees...

Whova now supports Self Check-In for Sessions!

by whova | Apr 2, 2023

One of the most important aspects of planning and executing a seamless event is the check-in process. In addition to requiring check-in for the entire event, many events require checking in to individual sessions, such as to track attendance to issue certificates or...

Recordings of Our New Monthly Community Series Now Available: Tips from Organizers to Organizers

by whova | Mar 31, 2023

After 10 years in the industry, our platform has developed many features. As a result, it can be a challenge for organizers to easily identify which features are the most useful and how to get the most from the Whova platform. Many customers were also interested in...

8 Boomset Alternatives for Event Name Badges

by whova | Mar 27, 2023

Looking for alternatives to Boomset Name Badge Printing for your event? Look no further! Event check-in can go awry if there isn’t a good system in place. It’s a part of the event that should not be memorable for attendees, and if it is, it usually means there were...