Internal events often throw up different challenges when it comes to registration. Here’s some of the things to look out for along with potential solutions.

Domain restriction. It’s a great way to make sure employees registering onto your internal company events use their work email and not a personal one.

Is your event communications schedule all about before and during the event? What about after the event? Post-event communications - are they a yes or a no?

Tagging. It’s a great way to label/categorise your data and then use it for personalised event comms, tailored registration forms and exporting specific data.

Has email had its day as an effective tool for event communications? We think there’s plenty of life in the old dog yet. Here’s our reasons along with some tips on how to get the most out of it.

Including a file upload to your registration form lets you collect important information such as vaccination passes up front.

Your event site is normally the first point of contact for attendees with your event and first impressions count! Which way should you go, custom build or out-of-the-box?

Event pre-registration gives attendees the opportunity to register their interest in an event without committing to attend and event organisers the opportunity to gauge interest and get feedback that helps them with the planning process.

It’s frustrating when you spend the time, effort and money to put together email comms for your event and get little interaction. Could it be down to deliverability issues? Here are some tips to avoid the dreaded spam folder.

White label events platform - what we mean by it, what you get and why you’d want it.

Virtual this, hybrid that. We hear a lot of this nowadays and we’re guilty ourselves of talking about virtual environments like everyone knows what we’re talking about. Here’s a quick read that will hopefully make it clearer.