Event Marketing Archives - Page 8 of 11

Using Live Video to Showcase Your Event

by whova | Jul 24, 2019

Using live video is easier now more than ever due to the feature being built in to many social media platforms. Not only are companies and brands able to share real-time content, they are now able to connect with a dispersed audience more easily. Live video is a great...

Whova’s New Agenda Webpage Customizations: Create the Perfect Agenda for Desktop and Mobile

by whova | Jul 23, 2019

When it comes to event promotion, your agenda webpage is critical to showcasing your speakers and sessions, and getting signups for your event. The problem is, a busy agenda webpage can start to look complicated and overwhelming — especially on mobile. That’s where...

Advanced Attendee Matchmaking: Empower Attendees with Commonalities to Meet Up!

by whova | Jul 16, 2019

Events provide the perfect backdrop for sharing interests and industry knowledge. The problem for many attendees is meeting others with commonalities. But if your event app provides more socializing and networking opportunities, you can give your attendees an...

Take Full Control of Your Event App with Whova’s Community Moderation

by whova | Jun 5, 2019

Your mobile event app allows you to instantly update any event information such as an event schedule, room change, speaker information, and more — even during your busy conference or expo. This also saves you the trouble of reprinting paper brochures, which can be...

Tired of posting on social media again and again to promote your event? Automate with Whova’s Social Media Scheduler

by whova | May 7, 2019

With your conference on the horizon, you probably find yourself logging in to different accounts to create and send the same posts day after day. You could try to encourage your colleagues to help post more messages but you know they’re all struggling to manage their...

Who’s Visiting Your Event Website? Get Insights with Whova’s Agenda Webpage Analytics

by whova | Apr 28, 2019

As you put the finishing touches on your event webpage, you tell yourself that all you can do now is wait and see who attends your conference. Deep down, though, wouldn’t you like to see the level of interest in your event so you could monitor its progress? Sure,...