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🌿 We are getting into the 420 groove here at EventHi! 🌿 The past few weeks we have been hopping on calls with fellow event organizers gearing up for the 420 events. Here are 5 tips to make your upcoming 420 cannabis event a hit: 1️⃣ Start Early: Plan well in advance to ensure everything aligns perfectly for the big day. 2️⃣ Know Your Audience: Tailor your event to the preferences of your audience. Different vibes for different tribes! 3️⃣ Compliance is Key: Stay informed about local regulations and ensure your event complies with all necessary guidelines. 4️⃣ Create an Experience: 420 is more than an event; it's an experience. Think about what will make your event memorable. 5️⃣ Partner with EventHi, the leading ticketing partner for cannabis events! Streamline the process, sell tickets seamlessly, and focus on creating an unforgettable event. Ready to elevate your 420 celebration? I would love to connect.

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This past weekend, I attended my first in-person event for Jess, Please Consignment at the West Palm Beach Antique Festival. It was an amazing experience. Here are some of my takeaways: -The right tools make all the difference! This cannot be stressed enough. They will save you so much time and effort. Spend some time thinking about set up, take down, and the specifics of your event and plan for your needs. Prepare for this in advance! -Make time to network with other vendors and build connections. They have insight, ideas, and knowledge that will be useful. Leverage the experience of others and add value in return. -It’s important to notice what potential clients gravitate towards, what they touch, and what they ask about, not only what they buy. -These events are work. You are still working in between potential customers. For me, this meant going live on Poshmark and other social media, listing items on eBay, and managing my inventory. Overall, I had a great experience and can’t wait to do it again!

This past weekend, I attended my first in-person event for Jess, Please Consignment at the West Palm Beach Antique Festival. It was an amazing experience. Here are some of my takeaways: -The right tools make all the difference! This cannot be stressed enough. They will save you so much time and effort. Spend some time thinking about set up, take down, and the specifics of your event and plan for your needs. Prepare for this in advance! -Make time to network with other vendors and build connections. They have insight, ideas, and knowledge that will be useful. Leverage the experience of others and add value in return. -It’s important to notice what potential clients gravitate towards, what they touch, and what they ask about, not only what they buy. -These events are work. You are still working in between potential customers. For me, this meant going live on Poshmark and other social media, listing items on eBay, and managing my inventory. Overall, I had a great experience and can’t wait to do it again!

🚨 RANT ALERT 🚨 Event professionals, we need to talk about something serious… You’ve spent thousands organising an amazing exhibition. Exhibitors have PAID good money for a stand to promote their business. And then what happens? A handful of visitors show up trying to sell their business to the paying exhibitors. 🤦♂️ It’s disrespectful. It’s unprofessional. It’s a slap in the face to those who’ve invested to be there. We need to stop this! 🚫 One solution? Make it clear from the start. No unsolicited pitching allowed. Enforce it with clear signs, reminders, and staff on the floor. Let’s create a space where real networking happens, not hijacking. But hey, maybe there’s another way? What are YOUR thoughts, event pros? How do you handle this at your exhibitions? Drop your solutions below 👇 Let’s fix this together. #EventProfs #EventProfsUK #Exhibitions

Always keep your drinks within sight at networking events. Never leave them unattended to prevent potential tampering. https://ow.ly/qcta50TsGlj #SafetyStartsWithHer #EmpowerHer #WAVIT #TradeshowSafety #RipplesMakeWaves #SafetyTips #WomeninAVIT

Your exhibitors buy booth space at your annual (and other) conferences throughout the year....but WHY? Most want to connect with your members. With the buyers of whatever goods and services they are selling. If you provide them with enough value 'aka leads', they will keep coming back year after year. What do they do the other 50 weeks of the year to engage with your members? How are your members trying to buy these goods and services when they are not at your event? Insight Guide has solved that problem...and many others for you, when you are trying to increase the engagement between members and exhibitors. We have created a way to provide tremendous value to both of these parties and additional value to the association in the form of: New Leads and Non-Dues Revenue. I'd be happy to have a quick chat with you to see if we are a good fit to partner together.

There's still time to book your SOHO Healthfest booth! Why are our SOHO shows a great opportunity for you? Less Competition: With fewer exhibitors, you'll face less competition for retailers' attention. This gives you a greater opportunity to engage with potential partners and stand out. Cost-Effectiveness: Smaller tradeshows typically have lower booth fees and associated costs compared to larger events. This makes them more accessible for businesses with limited marketing budgets. Networking Opportunities: Since the event is smaller, you may have more time and opportunities to network with other exhibitors and attendees. Building relationships with others in the industry can lead to valuable partnerships, collaborations, and referrals. You can book your booth or learn more information here: https://lnkd.in/eE7JSp6b #SENPA #Healthfest #NaturalCPG #NaturalProduct #NaturalCompanies #NaturalProductsIndustry

//Event Tip of the Week// Set Clear and Achievable Goals Before planning your event, you need to set the expectation and what you hope to accomplish with your event. What is the goal of your next event? • • • • • #eventmanager #eventmanagement #eventmanagementyyc #eventplanner #eventplanning #eventtip #tipoftheweek #yycevents #eventprofs

So, you're gearing up to roll out the red carpet for your VIP guests at the trade show in Las Vegas, and you're wondering how to make a killer impression, right? We totally get it! You want to know the secrets to make them feel like royalty so you can seal those deals and build lasting relationships. Check out this infographic for the 10 amazing ideas. And to get more ideas to impress your VIP guest, read our blog https://lnkd.in/d2patzAz #TradeShowBooth #LasVegas #Networking #VIPGuests #TradeShowSuccess #TradeShowTips