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To be part of a community who share the same interests, where people can feel belonged.  \nBut organizing, marke1ng, and hos1ng events are no mean feat.  \nAFer working with more than 100,000 events worldwide, we’ve come up with the ul1mate toolkit for event organizers to be more strategic with their event planning and execu1on.  \nWe have broken the process down into different stages of event planning; each stage comes with its own 1ps and resources.  \nTo ease budget constraints, we’ve also curated tools that are free or are value for money. Enjoy the read!  \n2  \nThis toolkit includes:  \n3 steps to get started on your event!  \n4 steps to budge1ng like an event pro,  \n3 1ps for reaching out for sponsorship,  \n5 things to look out for when choosing your venue, 5 types of venues to consider for your events,  \n4 guidelines when planning your opera1ons checklist, 5 common issues at events and how to resolve them, 6 miscellaneous considera1ons for a successful event, 5 ways to leverage social media to promote your event, 3 steps to se;ng up ROI for your social media campaign, 3 ways to engage with a?endees at the event and,  \n21 tools that will see you through every aspect of the event  \nContents  \nGet Started  \n-­‐ 3 steps to get started on your event Page 5 Prepare a Budget  \n-­‐ 4 steps to budge7ng like an event professional Page 7  \n-­‐ 3 7ps when reaching out for sponsorship Page 8 Venue Selec7on  \n-­‐ 5 things to look out for when choosing your venue Page 10-­‐11  \n-­‐ 5 types of venues to consider for your events Page 12 Planning & Opera7ons  \n-­‐ 4 guidelines when planning your opera7ons checklist Page 14  \n-­‐ 2 free tools for top notch teamwork Page 15  \n-­‐ 5 common issues at events and how to resolve them Page 16-­‐17  \n-­‐ 6 miscellaneous considera7ons for a successful event Page 18 Marke7ng: Get your event shared  \n-­‐ 5 ways to leverage social media to promote your event Page 20  \n-­‐ 3 steps to measuring ROI for your social media campaign Page 21  \n-­‐ 7 tools for online marke7ng campaigns Page 22 Event Engagement  \n-­‐ 3 ways to engage with aLendees at the event Page 24 Post-­‐event  \n-­‐ ANer-­‐event follow up Page 26 Conclusion & Addi7onal Resources  \n-­‐ 21 tools to make event organizing easier Page 28  \nGet a free 10 minute demo on managing your event. Find out more.  \nGet Started  \nYOU HAVE AN IDEA AND YOU ARE NOW READY TO BRING IT TO LIFE! BUT HOW DO YOU BEGIN THIS PROCESS AND ENSURE THAT YOU MEET THE OBJECTIVES OF YOUR EVENT?  \n3 steps to get started on your event!   \nStep 1: Define Your Event Purpose  \nAsk yourself “What is the purpose of this event? Who am I doing it for?”  \nNarrow it down as much as possible; think of it as your mission statement. When you know exactly what you want to do, it is a lot easier to do it!  \nStep 2: Set Event Goals  \nWhat exactly do you want to accomplish with this event? This should be a strategic goal. Is your goal to build more awareness of your business or cause amongst a par1cular demographic? Would it be to have  \n100 new customers as a result of the event? Or to raise $10,000? 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