The State of In-Person B2B Events in 2023
Is attendance up at in-person B2B events? What are organizers' key goals and challenges in 2023? Bizzabo surveyed 1,757 people who organize in-person B2B events, such as conferences.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way marketers approach experience design. Successful experiences need to engage, be powerful and inspire action. A core framework helps address key elements such as agenda, content structure, production and interactive elements. A content narrative and digital design principles can be implemented to create compelling journeys for the audience.
Platform considerations are important when deciding between renting and owning an experience. Hybrid events with digital and virtual extensions are likely to be the first to come back. Designing with empathy, considering audience needs and maintaining relevance is key to success.
Unusual times call for unusual thinking and strategic engagements. By mapping out a plan and understanding goals, brands can create an event experience that goes beyond expectations.
Business as Unusual: Shifting Live Events to Digital and Hybrid Experiences
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Is attendance up at in-person B2B events? What are organizers' key goals and challenges in 2023? Bizzabo surveyed 1,757 people who organize in-person B2B events, such as conferences.
In-person events are back! Has it been a while since you've set up a booth and offered free swag? Never fear—this article shares 10 essential tips for making your event a success.
You need first-party data! they all say. But your website-form opt-ins are weak. Where can you get that data when you need it? From events.
You've had your event planned for months—but suddenly one of the speakers can't make it! Crisis! To prevent panic every time that happens, it's best to incorporate contingency planning into your event planning.
Most marketers who organize and run events expect event marketing budgets to increase this year, according to recent research from Splash.
Most professionals in charge of events say their firm is planning to increase or do the same number of virtual events in the next 12 months as it did in the past 12 months, according to recent research from Airmeet and Forrester.