I was recently interviewed by Yvette Mayer on her podcast "The Lit Up & Liberated Entrepreneur". Press play on the audio player (above) to listen to the full episode. You can also listen on Yvette's website yvettemayer.com In this interview, we talk about how events can increase your visibility,
Often when selecting a venue we think in terms of space and location. And while those things are important, I’d argue that your venue should align with your brand as well. After all, attending your event is an excellent way for attendees to get a feel for what it
In the last few months, we’ve experienced a level of rapid change that no one could have foreseen. My event agency went from a schedule packed with exciting events, to having no live events scheduled till the end of the year. They’ve been either cancelled or postponed. Understandably,
If you’ve been involved with project management you’ll know that task tracking and team communication are vital ingredients for success. And when you’re organising your event, you’ll know just what I mean, an event can be a massive project with many puzzle pieces to track and
If you’re well on your way to figuring out how to run a successful live event in your business, then go on with your bad self and make that happen. But, if you want to learn from someone who's already figured it out, then stick with me,
I recently attended a two-day business automation workshop, for female entrepreneurs, in Sydney. This is a community I’ve been part of for a few months now. The online presence of this business was consistent throughout their sales material and over into their online learning portal and printed worksheets. However,
1 Start Planning Early If your goal is to just throw something together, you may technically have an “event”, but it won’t be nearly as successful (or profitable) as it could have been. Amazing, profitable events, the kind that attract the best people, don’t come about last minute. They
