Event Planning Archives - Page 25 of 30

Is an E-mail the Best Tool for Event Communication?

by whova | Jan 17, 2017

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...

Should You Try Gamification for Your Event?

by whova | Jan 8, 2017

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...

Whova’s Social Wall Makes Your Events More Dynamic and Exciting

by whova | Jan 8, 2017

Have you ever seen those social media walls at expos and conferences that display live activity 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 attendees’...

How to Create Name Badges for an Event in 5 Minutes

by whova | Oct 18, 2016

For busy organizers like you, preparing for attendees’ name badges may look like an insignificant detail that requires you to spend extra time and effort during your busiest times. You may have to design a fully branded badge, make sure that the name on every badge...

5 Reasons to Say Thanks to Our Event Organizers

by whova | Sep 7, 2016

By Yuanyuan Zhou | Co-Founder and CEO of Whova, Inc. last updated on September 7, 2016 Before organizing a 500 people conference on computer systems (ASPLOS’16), I had never realized how tough it was to be an event organizer. After the event is over, I told my...

How to Take Notes at Events? 8 Tips with Whova’s Note-Taking

by whova | Aug 30, 2016

If you are like me who has to track many daily mundane tasks ranging from kids’ dental appointments to an important customer meeting, you’ll understand that my confidence in the capability to remember things has sunk to almost zero. Thanks to technology,...