Mobile App Archives - Page 4 of 5

Attendee Tiering with Whova: Effectively Increase Attendance and Market Your Event

by whova | Nov 20, 2020

While the virtual and hybrid formats can take some adjusting to, they can also have surprising new advantages. For instance, attendee tiering at virtual and hybrid events can lead to new benefits across the board by bringing in higher tier ticket holders and...

Whova Wins 2016 Best Event Networking Technology Award

by whova | Jan 8, 2017

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...

9 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Mobile Event App

by whova | May 2, 2016

Launching a mobile app tied to your next event? Congrats! As you can see from Event Manager Blog’s 2016 Event App Bible, there is a range of event apps to choose from, Whova included. It’s important to consider various features and details when making your decision,...

10 Effective Tactics to Increase Event App Adoption (Download Rate & Usage)

by whova | Jan 20, 2016

So you’ve invested in a mobile event app? Congratulations on the move! But, are you happy with your event app adoption rate? In other words, how many attendees really downloaded and used your app during or after the event? 10%, 20%,…or you simply...

How to Expand & Keep Your Network with Whova Event App

by whova | Jul 13, 2015

What was most memorable at the last event you participated in? Or more importantly, what exactly did you miss out on as a participant? Were you too busy plotting out logistics and event agenda details to focus in on your networking? Simply making choices or learning...

6 Reasons to Re-Think Building your Own Event App

by whova | Apr 7, 2015

Think back to the best conference you ever attended. Remember the feeling of walking through the doors, unsure of how the day would go, but excited? The first or second interaction you had after you walked through the door was likely with the program. You were either...