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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,...

Save Time Creating Your Next Event App with Whova – Reuse Your Past Agendas, Registration Forms, Badge Templates, Sponsors, and More!

by whova | Apr 22, 2019

Do you ever get a sense of déjà vu when you’re creating your event content? If you’re organizing annual conferences, you will probably book the same hotel and have almost the same sponsors, exhibitors, and name badge designs as in previous years. Or, maybe...

Create Event Buzz with Whova’s Social Media Integration – Motivate Attendees to Post More!

by whova | Apr 17, 2019

“So, how’s the event promotion going?” your boss asks. “It doesn’t seem like there are many posts about our event on social media.” You start to sweat. Spreading the word and attracting attendees is your top priority, but how can you create a real buzz? You and a few...

Whova Released Attendee Matchmaking: Help Attendees Meet the Right People

by whova | Apr 2, 2019

In your industry, there are a number of well-known, must-attend conferences and expos (hopefully including your own events). Why do you think people attend those specific events? “To learn new things” is not the only reason; these days people can easily find the...

Whova’s 7 Stylish Templates for Event Agenda Webpages – Find the One You Like!

by whova | Mar 26, 2019

You have an event coming up soon, and you need a professional-looking webpage for your attendees. You want something fast and easy to create and browse. You think you need HTML skills, design talent, and a ton of time to build an event page. But what if that weren’t...

Icebreaker, Whova’s New Feature for A More Engaged Event

by whova | Feb 1, 2019

It’s a frequent scene: attendees sit waiting for a conference to begin, surrounded by others but sitting completely silently, without interacting with each other. The attendees aren’t sure how to break the ice, or might be tired of giving the typical elevator pitch...