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Event Planning
Fails
E
your guests
HAT
If you plan
events
you will
be familiar
with failure.
It is around
the corner at
every moment
of our event
Failure
is your friend
you have
to embrace it
The difference
between
Failure
and
Repeated Mistakes
Repeated
Mistakes
Always
the Same
Speakers/Performers
1
Don’t hire always
the same people
talking about
the same stuff
2
Wifi
not
Wor
king
2
Wifi is as much of a
requirement
for any venue RFP
as toilets are.
in ONE
place
4
use slideshare
NOT
KNOWING
Where to Go
and
What To Do
5
Clearly
communicate the schedule
t k n o w in g
N o
THE HASHTAG
6
communicate
the Hashtag Clearly
Pick an
Easy and Short one
everybody understands
7
Crappy
EVENT
Website
7
The event website
is your home base.
Make it
clean, easy and
simple to read
Make it responsive
8
No Video from
Previous Events
8
technology
does a great job in easing
the risk we feel
when we attend an
event.
that is especially true
for video.
9
Too Much
Technology
&
Social
9
Know what
technology and social
networks
your attendees use
No
Tech
at all
10
Embracing
the basic tech
that makes events modern
is a requirement.
11
White Male
Speakers
11
Diversity is Crucial
Not
Catering for people
with Disabilities
13
Usual
BORING formats
15
All events are special,
even recurring ones.
Nervous
staff,
Manager
and
Coordinators
16
If you are feeling tired
it s often times better
to ask someone in your team
to cover rather than
turning up
on the show floor
to vomit your stress.
17
When
Alcohol
is the
Objective
17
The promotion of
alcohol
to compensate
for lack of concept or content
is upsetting.
There are
much better ways
to foster networking
than making
everyone drunk.
18
NO
Rates
Hotel
Live
18
One of the biggest
trends
for 2014 is
live hotel options.
Giving Away
ATTENDEES’
DATA
for Wild Marketing
20
Setting rules and
restricting what
sponsors and partners
can and can’t do
with data means
protecting your
attendees
and securing repeated
business.
In
conclusion
It’s e a s y
TO CHANGE
these recurring
mistakes
just being
a bit more curious
and eager
to learn.
by
Julius Solaris
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the article
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