Automation can be your friend… until it isn’t.
By Joann Buckley Collins These days, almost all of your communications can be automated. Emails, website updates, social media posts. Between autoresponders, social media schedulers, and web and email...
View ArticleThrowback Thursday with Event 360
Over the years, we have covered a vast array of topics on our Event 360 Blog, giving our followers the kind of advice that can lead to safer, more successful and efficient events―events that leave your...
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Finding Your Next Step: FREE Consulting Sessions
During this time of uncertainty and change, we here at Event 360 have been discussing how to find a way to offer support to others in our industry. What does it mean when the information and plans we...
View ArticleFive Things I Learned from Summer Camp
Written by Jane KramerIt’s raining. Again. Complete with thunder and lightning this time, which means we’re staying inside. The noise generated by hundreds of people crammed into one space is...
View ArticleWhat the heck are Hashtags?
By Alyssa Curran and Jim HennesseyHashtags. People all over the world are now seeing hashtags emblazoned everywhere, on commercials, print materials, clothing, even spoken aloud as part of daily...
View ArticleSUPPORT Your Sponsors with a Strong Sponsorship Activation Plan
Written by Katie ZupancicYou proudly hit “send” on the email containing the signed sponsorship contract you just sold. After giving yourself an internal high-five, you think, now what do I do?Event...
View ArticleFive Ways to Develop Your Blog Strategy to Educate Event Participants
Written by Katie Zupancic and Alyssa CurranContent marketing used to be reserved for SEOs and marketers. Now, it seems like everyone has a blog (short for web log) – and these online content hubs are...
View ArticleIs Your Event Emcee Hurting or Helping Your Brand?
We’re proud to work with some of the best vendors and clients in the event business. Today, we’re highlighting our event emcee for MuckFest MS, Al Emerick. Al sets the tone for the event by interacting...
View ArticleThere’s Really No Such Thing as Downtime
We are excited to introduce a new blog series in which we explore the off-season as an event production company, and ask the question, is there really such a thing as downtime when you produce events?...
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Real Life Scenarios: Weather: They Need to Know, and They Need to Know NOW!
By Erin De BaetsIt should come as no surprise that, as an event company, we have thorough and detailed plans in place to guide us through any complications that may come up before or during the event....
View ArticleAutomation can be your friend… until it isn’t.
By Joann Buckley Collins These days, almost all of your communications can be automated. Emails, website updates, social media posts. Between autoresponders, social media schedulers, and web and email...
View ArticleThrowback Thursday with Event 360
Over the years, we have covered a vast array of topics on our Event 360 Blog, giving our followers the kind of advice that can lead to safer, more successful and efficient events―events that leave your...
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Finding Your Next Step: FREE Consulting Sessions
During this time of uncertainty and change, we here at Event 360 have been discussing how to find a way to offer support to others in our industry. What does it mean when the information and plans we...
View ArticleHappy 18th Birthday, Event 360!
Happy birthday, mighty Event 360! As we approach our 18th birthday on November 27th, we’re excited to take a moment and reflect on this special place that so many have called “home” since its founding...
View ArticleResources to Up Your Event Marketing Savvy
When you’re planning the marketing phase of your event, are you always looking for new tips and tricks to spur your creativity? I am constantly Googling for something to provide that spark, or explain...
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Are Your Communication Strategies 2022 Ready?
By Joann Collins A fundraising event is not a fundraising event without fundraisers. You need #1, People to participate and #2, Participants to fundraise. Even the most well-produced, flawless,...
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