Your Member List Was Uploaded to AI. Who Approved That? The spreadsheet was supposed to help plan next month’s event. Someone exported the attendee list, opened an AI tool and typed: “Tell me which members are most likely to book again.” A sensible question. A shortcut on a busy afternoon. But what was in the file? Names, email addresses, booking... View Article
Your Tickets Went Digital. Did the Rest of Your Event? The paper ticket had a pretty manageable job. Sit in someone’s pocket. Survive the trip to the venue. Get handed over at the door. Sometimes it also survived the washing machine. Sometimes it didn’t. Today, a ticket can live on a phone, sit in a digital wallet and be scanned... View Article
The couch is a serious competitor in winter. Not technically listed on your competitor analysis, sure, but it’s there. Add a blanket, rain tapping the window, a heater doing its best, and a half-finished series waiting on the TV, and suddenly your event has to work a little harder to get people out the door. That’s not a bad thing.... View Article
World Environment Day Events Shouldn’t Create More Work for Organisers The funny thing about planning a lower-waste event is that it can accidentally create… more stuff. More signs. More lists. More “just in case” printouts. More boxes under the trestle table. More people asking which bin the paper cup goes in while you’re trying to find the speaker’s microphone. Not... View Article
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Mitchell Reese, the Artistic Director and CEO of Curious Legends, to explore their inspiring journey. Renowned for large-scale outdoor performances, roving entertainment, and community workshops, they bring stories to life in a way that sparks wonder in both children and adults alike. Let’s dive into our conversation with Mitchell to understand... View Article
Pricing tickets for your event is a very difficult formula to work out, with many variables involved. You need to price your tickets so that they are affordable for attendees, however they also need to be priced so that the event is profitable for you. A great place to start in the process is to work out how much your... View Article
Your event proposal reflects you, your event planning business, and the services you provide. If you can’t get your proposal perfected, you may miss out on some great opportunities. Your tender should cover everything your client wants, with your own personal style. Make sure this is portrayed, both in the copy and the style. Here are some basic tips to... View Article
An event flyer is a fantastic way to visually excite potential attendees, while providing information on your event in a concise way. Creating an effective event flyer can be very inexpensive- particularly with all the free online DIY tools and templates now available- and can be easily shared online across many different channels, especially social media. They can also be... View Article
Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club is located less than 3 hours south of Sydney and offers fine food, wine and entertainment. With a constant stream of fantastic events that often sell out, having control over their ticketing is vital. Rob is the Marketing, Promotions and Entertainment Manager, and shares some insight into how to make your club events a success… ... View Article
When you create your event with Sticky Tickets, your event will have its own web page where you can direct people to purchase tickets or register. Creating your event page is not difficult, however it is something that you should take seriously if you want a successful event. Keep in mind that there are many, many event pages out there,... View Article