Before you start planning your event, try to encourage diversity in your organizing committee. Having diverse perspectives paves the way to more inclusive events. And after putting your team together, make it a priority to keep your event as inclusive and accessible as possible.
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How Do You Keep Community Engaged All Year Long?
…Figuring out how to do that, however, can feel like a daunting task.
It does take some time and work to do it right, but it’s worth the effort. Here are some ways to keep your community of event attendees engaged all year long between events, whether traditional, virtual, or hybrid…
The Benefits of Virtual Conferences: 8 Reasons to Leave Traditional Conferences Behind
…so it’s easy to see why many businesses and organizations plan to stick with virtual events or hybrid events for the foreseeable future.
They are a powerful way to engage your audience while at the same time expanding the reach of your brand by allowing many more people to participate. Just keep in mind that not all virtual platforms are equal…
BuzzCast vs. Hubb: Premium Events Solutions, Compared
If you’re looking to host a successful virtual or hybrid event, you might consider these robust solutions. But which one should you go with? What are the major differences between the platforms? And which is best suited to your specific needs?
To help you find answers to these pressing questions, we’ve put together a detailed comparison review. So let’s see how BuzzCast and Hubb check out.
BuzzCast vs Whova: Which is Best for Your Next Event?
If you’re considering choosing Whova or BuzzCast, you’re likely searching for a premium virtual events solution. And both Whova and BuzzCast are excellent options. However, depending on your specific needs, you might benefit more from one platform over the other.
BuzzCast vs Hopin: Which Hybrid Event Platform Is Best?
With the statistics making a solid case for virtual and hybrid events, it’s clear that they’re here to stay. Even as we move into a post-pandemic world, virtual conferences aren’t going anywhere.