By Abbie Peterson Is it just me or do you also feel like we’re slowly creeping into the world of iRobot? The rise of AI in recent months has sparked a lot of conversation in both my personal and professional life. From funny, lighthearted conversations about how… Read…
Marketing an event is no easy feat, but creating a Facebook event is one of the easiest, cost-effective ways to increase exposure and drive registrations. Facebook events can be either in-person or virtual and fall under a multitude of categories, making it easy to connect with consumers who have…
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 that gut feeling I have about why something is great or needs that little extra step.…
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 in 2002. Not many small businesses reach the “old enough to vote” milestone, and our……
By David Kramer & Kari Johnson Throughout the year, we’ll be presenting our top ten tips for improving event production. We first visited this topic in 2012, but we have learned so much since then that we have even more to say. The first tip we… Read More
By Gayla Cruikshank My husband and I just celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary and we are empty nesters. I selfishly wanted to find a way to volunteer that wouldn’t take too much time away from home, since we love enjoying quiet time on our back porch with dinner and wine.…
By Molly Fast I’ve been fortunate enough to work with non-profit organizations for nearly my entire career (that blip doing high-tech PR right as the dot com industry was plummeting barely counts). I’m equally as fortunate to have been able to put roots down at Event… Read More
This past weekend, a large contingency of our Event 360 staff found ourselves in Michigan to produce the first event of the 2019 Susan G. Komen 3-Day season. We have been working behind the scenes for the past 12 months, and despite the long hours and sweaty weather, it was……
Last year, we introduced the Throwback Thursday Series on the Event 360 Blog. Through the years, we have covered a vast array of topics on our blog, giving our followers the kind of advice that can lead to safer, more successful and efficient events that leave your… Read…
By Jillian Schranz I’m writing this blog from an airport, which seems appropriate for the topic. What’s on deck for the Event 360 team in 2018? Lots and lots of events all across the country. As we enter the new year, we have a roster of more than 40 events……
By Katie Zupancic Wymer 2017 is the year of Facebook Live video, omnichannel communications, Instagram Stories, and personalization. We’ve seen the introduction of hip buzzwords like Chatbots, and we’ve explored email trends and social media trends to help keep our clients at the forefront… Read More
By: Janelle Banuska, Ann Love, Eileen Barnick, Melanie Toner and Cheryl Stern At Event 360, we strive to excel and push ourselves both personally and professionally. Recently, several employees moved into new positions within departments and across projects. We thought it fitting to speak with some of these…
By Katie Zupancic Wymer Now that we’ve tackled email trends, let’s look at what is happening in social media. With such diverse content flooding your news feed, how do you make your posts stand out? While we may spend hours crafting the perfect post and designing the most eye-catching…
By Cheryl Stern Each year it seems there are endless articles that pop up about the hottest email trends being used for all types of marketing. This isn’t surprising, since email remains such an important tool for communicating with your current audience and growing it. And while it’s not realistic……
By Tim Brockman As we quickly approach the beginning of the 2017 event season, my travel quickly starts to increase, which requires lots of time in airports, hotels and on planes. Inevitably, maybe because of my size, people always want to know, “what do you do?” Most I…
By Gina Guerreso When thinking about how your organization can tap into and engage a younger participant base, the leaders who will ultimately influence these young philanthropists are a key component. The past couple of weeks, we’ve discussed the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® Youth Corps program and met some of…
By Gina Guerreso Last week, I was privileged to share all about our Susan G. Komen 3-Day® Youth Corps program. The Youth Corps program is meant to foster a relationship with the youth and our hope is they will continue their participation as walkers or… Read More
By Gina Guerreso As the saying goes, “You are never too young to change the world.” Look around and you will see youth who are standing strong on issues that matter to them. They are getting off the sidelines, asking the tough questions and taking action. These young superheroes are……
Written by Amanda Gilmour and Katie Zupancic Word-of-mouth is the most powerful form of marketing. Brand loyalists spread their favorite company or product’s messages to others with passion and dedication. In today’s day and age, social media has transformed word of mouth marketing. Users share, re-tweet, and re-post their favorite……
For the past three weeks we’ve explored the off-season as an event production company. We started by discussing why There’s Really No Such Thing as Downtime. We talked post-event inventory process in Post-Event Inventory & Wrap-Up…What’s The Rush? Now, Dave Kramer takes us through the steps of preparing for a new…
After 20 years in the business, Event 360’s track record speaks for itself. With…
By Molly Fast
I’ve had the pleasure of working on the Susan…
For many of us, November is thought of as a month of thanks. And…
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