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How To Use Interactive Content To Promote Events

by whova | Jul 15, 2020

Interactive Content – What And Why? The marketing industry always has a trick or two up their sleeve. Long gone are the days of one-sided static content, that only seeks to speak to the customer, and not listen in return. In an age of short attention spans,...

Running Virtual Meetings with Clients: How to Woo Your Potential Customers from Behind a Screen

by whova | Jul 15, 2020

It’s 2020 – if your business isn’t already using virtual meetings to speak with clients, you might be missing out on valuable opportunities. Video conferencing tools have been the cornerstone of remote communication for quite some time. Whether it be a conversation...

Worried about Getting Exhibitors Good ROI? Try Whova’s Virtual Exhibitor Booths

by whova | Jul 13, 2020

The exhibitor booths can be one of the most important parts of your event. Not only is it a major source of revenue that makes the event possible, but the business connections exhibitors and attendees form can keep them returning to your event year after year. But...

No More Security or Privacy Concerns – 12 Tips for Hosting Secure Virtual Events

by whova | Jul 5, 2020

The proliferation of online meetings due to COVID-19 is leading to widespread adoption of virtual event participation across a wide range of business and personal uses, which is the good news. The not-so-good news is that unscrupulous individuals are also picking up...

How to Plan a Virtual Event: A Step-by-Step Guide

by whova | Jun 27, 2020

Don’t know where to start with planning your next event virtually? Even in “post-covid” times, virtual events will continue to be a favorable format according to event trends, so it’s important to equip yourself with all of the current knowledge and tools to be able...

Tired of Managing IT-related Logistics for your Virtual Event? Whova’s New Release Comes to Rescue!

by whova | Jun 10, 2020

When organizing a successful event, you know how important clear, frequent communication can be. It is even more crucial if part of or all the participants are remote. How to make sure every speaker is ready to start the talks, and every attendee knows when to join...