Eplys
MARCH 6, 2019
Answering attendee questions is an inevitable part of event planning. That’s where an FAQ, or “frequently asked questions,” page comes in handy. Here are some thoughts on writing your FAQ page in a way that’ll effectively keep attendees in-the-know:
ISAE
NOVEMBER 19, 2024
Cornershop Creative puts it like this: a well-designed and informative Event page directs visitors to your website as the source of truth for all details about your event. During the event planning process, make sure that you share event details clearly and concisely and that you don’t leave any questions unanswered.
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Reid All About it
APRIL 10, 2020
MemberSuite suggests rethinking your normal promotional communication style when marketing a new virtual event. They also suggest ideas for communicating with people who registered for your cancelled event and other event stakeholders and provide advice on event FAQ page content. Membership. Host: PCMA.
GrowthZone
MAY 2, 2023
These productivity tools come in association management software (AMS) and help streamline database management, financial administration, event planning, member communications, and more. online chat, phone, email, online FAQs, etc.). Association tools help automate the day-to-day operations of membership-based organizations.
Velvet Chainsaw
SEPTEMBER 12, 2023
AOTA also has posted on their website their latest safety information and their updated FAQs , two great resources as well. Her passionate statement of how OT’s have a long history in social justice and standing up for the marginalized was a mic drop for sure.
Expo Logic
DECEMBER 14, 2018
A fast, easy, and seamless check-in experience is paramount to making a great first impression on your event attendees. A pleasant experience at check-in can stay with your attendees throughout the event and set the tone for what to expect. Make a cheat sheet - Remember, knowledge is power!
Associations Now
JANUARY 16, 2014
Writing from BizBash , Jenny Berg offers her suggestions (gathered from the pros in the web and event-planning field) for what it takes to build your event’s superstar site. “It It sounds basic, but don’t forget to offer a quick event overview,” Berg writes. Give them the basics (when and where—think FAQ).
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