Today we’re proud to announce the release of the Tweetwall Chrome App. Whether you use Google Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux or Chrome OS—we support it, and quite beautifully I might add…
The video below shows just how easy it is to install the Tweetwall Chrome app in Chrome OS and launch your Tweetwall. Even if you’re not using Chrome OS, the app’s interface and how it functions are still the same.
There’s a good chance as an event planner that you are often focused on promotion. If you are building killer events you want to see high attendance. This makes you completely invested in designing and executing top-notch marketing campaigns.
Choosing an event management niche is a great way to give your business a much-needed boost, establishing your company as a unique entity. Particularly in the world of event management, it’s important that you differentiate yourself from the competition, and find a demographic to which you can sell yourself directly. As for how you go about doing so, well…there are a few things to keep in mind.
A successful networking event is the perfect platform to forge new friendships, establish business connections, and build partnerships. These events are also a fantastic way to enhance your reputation as an event planner; attendees who form valuable connections at your events are more likely to remember your brand and attend future events. Additionally, such events offer an excellent opportunity to expand your own network of vendors and partners.
Serving alcohol at events can enhance the experience but also introduces significant risks. Proper planning and precautions are crucial for a successful event. Here are essential tips for serving alcohol at events to help you manage responsibilities and minimize risks. So, let’s get down to business. How can you keep attendees happily buzzing along while also minimizing the risk in serving alcohol at your event? First, Know Your Plan Before serving alcohol at events, create a detailed plan. Consider the event’s size, the number of bars, types of drinks, and whether you’ll serve hard alcohol. Decide if the bars will…
