Choosing the Right Ticket Fee Strategy
In the world of event management, particularly for large outdoor events and air shows, ticket pricing is a delicate balancing act. A pivotal decision organizers face is whether to absorb ticket fees or pass them on to attendees. This choice goes beyond a simple financial calculation—it can significantly impact revenue, attendee satisfaction, and overall ticket sales.
How to Reduce Connectivity Risks that Threaten Event Success
Just because you have “full bars” doesn’t mean the devices your event needs to operate successfully will work how you need them to. The reality is local internet connections aren’t set up to handle the large influx of use that happens during a fair, expo or another large event.
There’s a Better Way to Ticket Fairs and Outdoor Events and Get the Personal Help You Need
Smaller companies have to try a lot harder to compete against giant companies with wealthy investors and deep pockets – even in the ticketing industry. These days, big companies have multi-million and multi-billion dollar budgets to automate nearly every process.
How to Find Music Festival Sponsors
Organizing a music festival can be fun and exciting, but you need to have access to money to do it. To hold a successful music festival, the finances have to work. You can’t rely on ticket revenue (if you’re charging for tickets) when ticket sales don’t start until weeks before the event but you have to pay vendors, the venue, and others months in advance of the festival! That’s why music festival sponsors are so important.
How to Promote a Festival
Festivals are a great way to entertain large crowds, but all festivals must be well promoted to be successful — whether they feature local artists or world famous musicians or they’re focused around a hobby or common interest. I’m often asked how to promote a festival, and fortunately, there are some easy ways to do it both online and offline.
Outdoor Events – How Great Ticketing Can Solve Problems
Outdoor events create some very unique problems, and many of those problems are passed on to ticket buyers. The result? Fewer tickets are sold. To ensure your outdoor event is successful and profitable, you need to understand two important things: