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Event Crisis Communication Templates Worth Copying

Smart Meetings

What plan do you have in place to communicate important messages to your attendees? Crisis communication is an essential, if often overlooked, element for all events. This is what I learned from planning and communication with internal stakeholders to PR and event cancelation best practices with examples you can use.

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Maximizing Your Event’s Online Reach: How to Create a Successful Event Website

Traveler's Q

In today’s digital age, having a successful event website is essential for maximizing your event’s online reach. An event website serves as a centralized location for all information related to the event, from event details and registration to agenda and speaker bios. Why Do You Need an Event Website?

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The Power of Great Website Layout: Creating an Event Platform for Easy and Effective Navigation

Traveler's Q

A user-friendly website is key to a successful event. From the moment a potential attendee lands on your website, they should feel comfortable navigating and finding the information they need quickly and easily. A well-designed event website not only attracts attendees but also helps build anticipation and excitement.

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Better Safe Than Sorry: How To Implement An Event Crisis Communication Plan

Endless Events

If you’re stuck in a jam, today’s talk on event crisis communication is for you! This is why knowing about event crisis communication is an absolute must. Our amazing host Alex Plaxen is here to walk you through how to implement an event crisis communication plan! However, we never really know what can happen.

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What you need to know about ADA for hotel websites in 2024 and beyond

Leonardo

The American Disabilities Act (or ADA) was passed in 1990, long before websites were a twinkle in most hoteliers’ eyes. The small print is vague because, as written, the Act itself does not include the word websites. Hotel websites can meet WCAG 2.2 However, hotels are included as public facilities.

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36 Ways to Create an Epic Event Website

Stova

The best event websites drive scores of registrations. Although building an event website can feel daunting, this article is here to help. You’ll get 36 sure-fire tips and tools for websites that capture attention, delight visitors, and make them thrilled to participate in your event. Let’s get started. Track behavior.

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How to Maximize Post-Event ROI and Turn Attendees into Customers

Bizzaboo

Reviewing data on attendee experience, both quantitative and qualitative, can supply a wealth of insights to inform how you plan and execute future events. Your post-event data analysis will offer valuable metrics to evaluate your post-event ROI and inform your conference follow-up strategies. For us, that’s Warmly.