Webinar: 4 New Ways to Boost your Event Marketing in 2023
Traditional event marketing is struggling. Your audience no longer responds to email, social, or paid ads like they did in 2019. Everything and everyone is now digital.
Traditional event marketing is struggling. Your audience no longer responds to email, social, or paid ads like they did in 2019. Everything and everyone is now digital.
Modern event production is different. It doesn’t feel the same, nor does it cost the same. Plus it requires you to think about your in-person, hybrid, and virtual events differently from concept to execution.
Have you considered continuing your personal and professional growth in the events industry through graduate education? PCMA is excited to partner with George Washington University’s Master of Science in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management (MSTHEM), offering up to a 25 percent tuition discount for PCMA members.
In this webinar, Honeycomb Strategies will share how events that truly consider environmental and social impacts can enhance brand, streamline event flow, and create a more meaningful experience for attendees and maybe even get to net zero carbon!
After two tumultuous years, how has the event tech industry changed? What trends will continue in 2023? How will they affect your events? There’s only one person we need to ask: Julius Solaris.
Event marketing transformed during the pandemic, and it’s changing again. Rapidly. Learn from two of the best in our industry and bring your audiences back. In-person and online.
Leading experts have come together in our new DES certification course. Hear from them directly and learn how each aspect of digital events will change in 2023.
If your organization is focused on incorporating DEI initiatives into the strategic plan, think digital. Join us as we look at how organizations should be intentionally incorporating their DEI and
During this webinar, we'll discuss some key considerations to produce accessible events that benefit not only individuals with disabilities, but also help to ensure that all participants are able to fully engage in the event.
The team behind EduCon will reveal how they got creative with producing a revised hybrid event model, share the design and outcomes of the partner activations and experiences in The Hub and how collaborating with the host city partners and event suppliers led to the delivery of an immersive experience.
How do we make our destinations and events more inclusive and welcoming? Join destination representatives and organizers who are ready to share the struggles and triumphs they’ve experienced to ignite action as we work toward a more inclusive reality for all.
In-person, online, does it really matter? No matter where your event attendees are, they want to connect with each other. How are leading event managers doing this? What works and what doesn't? Let's ask John D'Adamo from VenuIQ.