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Data-Backed Timing, Reminders, and Revenue Strategies for Event Promoters If you’re promoting an event and relying on social media alone, you’re gambling. Email is where decisions happen. Not scrolling.Not liking.Not “saving for later.” Buying. RSVPing. Showing up.  It doesn’t matter if you’ve got a nice email list to send from or you have no email […]

We recently had a comment come into our customer evaluation system and felt it needed some more exposure.  A lot of event promoters don’t fully understand how our event calendar’s algorithm works to find the perfect places to post your event. Rita said, “Not sure how the calendar works/synchs with other community calendars.” Here’s a […]

Spring event is upon us, even if it hasn’t quite made it to your door yet. One minute it’s “we should host something,” the next minute it’s three days out and you’re panic-posting on Instagram at midnight hoping people show up. Most expert event promoters would let you know, timeline discipline is the difference between […]

Meggan At 304TIX Is Proving Local Events Still Win When it comes to event ticketing, local expertise beats generic tools every time. And if you’re operating in West Virginia, chances are you’ve already crossed paths with 304TIX—or you’re about to. At the heart of 304TIX’s growth is Meggan Sexton, Marketing & Promotions Manager and certified […]

At Evvnt, our platform may be powered by technology—but it’s driven by people who genuinely care about helping events succeed at every level. One of those people is Micah Flowers, a cornerstone of our Client Services and Technical Partner Success team. From first-time community organizers to our largest enterprise partners, Micah is often the calm, […]

Evvnt is already feeling the love this season. Why? Because Valentine’s Day is one of the highest-intent nights of the year for spending on experiences. Couples are actively looking for something to do, singles are down for a good time, and friend groups want an excuse to celebrate love in all its messy, hilarious forms. That’s […]