by whova | Jan 17, 2017 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning, Whova News
As an event organizer, trying extra hard to engage your attendees before, during, and after your event might be a familiar situation. You might take the time to customize e-mails and make engaging e-mail subjects… only to discover that 20% attendees opened your...
by whova | Jan 8, 2017 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning, Whova News
Have you considered using a game at your event to boost attendee engagement and interaction? Even at serious business conferences and expos, gamification gets events hyped especially with emerging mobile event app technology. However, it is not easy to do it right...
by whova | Jan 8, 2017 | Attendee Tips, Blog, Event Engagement, Mobile App, Networking Tips, Whova News
We are very honored to receive the 2016 Best Event Networking Technology Award at the Event Technology Awards held in London, UK! About the Award The Event Technology Awards is regarded throughout the world as the premier award for the event technology sector. With...
by whova | Jan 8, 2017 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning, Whova News
Have you ever seen those social media walls at expos and conferences that display live tweets or Instagram streams? You might have thought that it wouldn’t fit your purposes and is too expensive for your event, or even that it won’t work well considering your...
by whova | Aug 18, 2016 | Attendee Tips, Blog, Event Engagement
By Yuanyuan Zhou | Co-Founder and CEO of Whova, Inc. | August 17, 2016 This post was featured on LinkedIn under “Business Travel.” 293 25 80 As a university professor and entrepreneur, I have to attend many events, from research...
by whova | Aug 1, 2016 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Planning, Whova News
Do you still ask your attendees to physically raise their hands, do a headcount manually, or pass a microphone around when people want to share their thoughts? Have you wanted to gather their feedback to develop an event program, but found that simple surveys never...
