As we continue to take events online for the foreseeable future, we are elevating the Boomset system to provide an end-to-end, KPI-focused solution you need now.
Following initial customer feedback, some questions surfaced with these changes: What is new? What is changing? When is it happening? And perhaps the biggest - how is the Boomset Virtual Event Platform more advantageous than using a webinar software or other virtual platform?
Boomset has been awarded two prizes by Eventex Awards, taking home the Gold award for People’s Choice for Technology and Bronze for Best Interaction Technology.
Boomset was awarded two prizes at the 10th-anniversary edition of Eventex Awards. Every year Eventex Awards, the biggest global event competition, spotlight the best events, experiences, and suppliers in the industry worldwide.
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Once your nonprofit’s fantastic marketing strategy is in place, you can start considering automation software to make the process more effective and efficient.
A lot goes into planning a successful event. You need to plan out the activities that your attendees will participate in, consider the venue capacity and food quantities necessary, the goals you want to achieve, and more.
Maybe you’re building your event based off of another that inspired you. Or maybe you’re starting from scratch. No matter what the case, make sure you make the event your own.
The emergence of new technology has been incredibly helpful for the event planning process. In particular, software automation has helped organizations better market and manage their events.
Some of the ways software automation has helped change the game when it comes to planning an event include:
1. Triggering email series for event promotion.
2. Blasting out social media messages.
3. Segmenting groups for targeted marketing.
4. A/B testing to find better outreach strategies.
5. Collecting and storing registration information.
As a nonprofit, it’s important to understand how marketing automation will help you plan your next event and fit in with the rest of your organization’s strategy.
Let’s dive a little deeper into software automation and how your organization can use it to boost your event marketing!
[New York, NY] – February 18, 2020
Boomset was recently recognized by The Startup Weekly as one of the 2020 Software Companies to Watch. The Startup Weekly presented the Software Companies to Watch award to software and technology services businesses that have showcased strong growth and excellence in 2020.
Eventex Awards entries are judged by an independent jury comprised of 70 top influencers and thought leaders from the industry, while all People’s Choice categories are voted by the public. The winners will be announced on 26 March 2020.
The Eventex Awards - the biggest global event awards, announced the finalists in their 10th-anniversary edition - and #TheBoomset Way has made the shortlist!
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When it’s time for you to organize an event for your nonprofit, many different considerations will begin to roll through your mind. If it’s your first time, you may be wondering how to get started. If you’re an event planning guru, you’ll likely dive straight into considering unique ways to make this event better than last year’s.
No matter how many events you’ve planned in the past, some of the more practical considerations to start with include the potential venue, possible themes, effective speakers, and informing the participants. When you dive deeper into this planning process, one of the most important considerations (which grounds the rest of them) is the type of software you choose.
Choosing the right nonprofit event software will help your organization better plan for the event activities, market the opportunity to guests, and manage data effectively.
Don’t just buy the first software solution you find. Instead, ask yourself some key questions before making an important investment. These questions include:
1. How will guests register for the event?
2. Who is your target audience?
3. How will you promote the event?
4. What is your event budget?
5. What other fundraising activities will you incorporate?
Ready to make this year’s event the best one yet? Keep reading to learn more.
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Hosting an event is a good way to educate large groups of people about your cause, find new donors, and have a fun time while doing so! However, putting on a successful, maybe even trend-setting event is no small task– there are a ton of factors to consider to make sure everything goes on as planned!
Luckily, hosting an event is becoming an easier task as digital tools become more readily accessible. Check out a few digital strategies you can use to make sure your next event is a success:
1. Evaluate your nonprofit’s software needs.
2. Choose a fully-functional CRM for more efficient actions.
3. Collect donations digitally with online fundraising options.
4. Communicate with donors quickly and through multiple channels.
5. Optimize your attendee-facing software.
6. Work smarter, not harder with donor analytics.
7. Collect data from the event for future planning.
Follow along for a breakdown of each strategy, and how they can positively affect your next event.
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Millennials now make up a large portion of adults all around the world, and they think and act differently to previous generations. This means that when organizing an event, knowing what they expect along with your other attendee demographics is important.
Let’s take a look at the millennial group while still making your next event fresh for everyone.
Read MoreAre you already using some event technology to help streamline your event processes? Not only will digital and mobile solutions make it easier throughout the entire event lifecycle but they’ll help you modernize your event and capture data you want - or need - to see (i.e. what’s important to YOUR event objectives).
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