Tweetwall and Ticketbud have partnered!

Today, we’re proud to announce that Everwall and Ticketbud have partnered! Ticketbud is a service for selling tickets to your event, and what makes this such a good partnership for us is that they’re not like every other ticketing company out there—they’re focused on making your event more successful by giving you tools you need to simply and quickly create events on their platform and sell tickets. Simplicity and speed is also something we strive for here at Tweetwall. Today we’re launching a minisite for Ticketbud, and from there, you’ll be able to easily login or create a Tweetwall account…

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5 Tips for Organizing an Event on a Tight Deadline

Have you been given the responsibility of organizing an event on a tight deadline? As stressful as it may be, you have what it takes to pull it off. As long as you are organized and committed to the task at hand, you may be surprised at what you can accomplish in a short period of time. Organizing an event on a tight deadline can bring out the best in you and your team. These five tips will help you stay on track during a hectic time. 1. Make a to-do list. Don’t be fooled into thinking you can keep…

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Five Things Event Planners Should Never do on YouTube

So, you’re planning to market your event on YouTube? That’s great! Good initiative! You’ve potentially just equipped yourself with a powerful tool that could easily make your brand soar to new heights – but only if you actually understand how to manage it. Even a seemingly irrelevant mistake could cause all your efforts to come crashing down around you, leaving you with little more than a few terrible videos and a lot of wasted time. The problem here is that if you’re new to YouTube marketing, there are a few mistakes that you’re far likelier to make – mistakes that…

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Novices’ Guide to Event Management: Part One

So…are you just starting out as an event planner? If there’s one thing more daunting than the profession itself, it’s being a novice in the profession. Nobody knows who you are – or particularly cares. You’re competing with big names; men, women and organizations with more connections, better reputations, and more clients than you could ever dream of. And what do you have? You may become the greatest event planner, but you don’t have any sort of portfolio to show for it. Without one, you’re going to find landing clients a herculean task. What’s a rookie management professional to do?…

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The Novices’ Guide to Event Management: Part Four

So, you’ve gotten some experience in event management, and you’ve decided that working exclusively for one company really isn’t for you. You want to run your own event management firm, be your own boss, and run events on your own terms. Today’s installment of The Novice’s Guide To Event Management looks at what’s involved when establishing your own event planning company.  For our purposes, we’re going to assume you’ve already got the necessary experience as an event manager and it’s not totally crazy to take the plunge on your own. Of course experience isn’t all you need, there’s a bit…

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