Tales from Event Tech Live 2023
Tales From Event tech Live 2023 Our team had the opportunity to travel to Event Tech Live in Las Vegas to hear the latest and greatest from the world of event technology. We connected with a cornucopia of our awesome partners and made new industry connections. As a team, we were excited by what we […]
BW Arcade Games- Widget of the Month
Are you looking for a way to take your virtual event space to the next level? To inject some of the magic and fun that is easily showcased in a physical environment into a digital space? This month, we are looking at BW Events Tech’s own custom Arcade Games as the widget of the month! […]
Snöball- Widget of the Month
Event marketing has its unique challenges. With data privacy restrictions constantly changing and increasing, it isn’t always so straightforward to make sure you’re targeting Event marketing has its unique challenges. With data privacy restrictions constantly changing and increasing, it isn’t always so straightforward to make sure you’re targeting the right people for your events. A […]
How to Add Value for Your Event Sponsors
Events are fun, packed with valuable information, a great opportunity to make new connections and … expensive. Even with attendees paying admission, this usually doesn’t cover the cost of all that is needed to make onsite and digital event magic happen. How can event planners make up the difference? Opening up space for companies to […]
Walls.io- Widget of the Month
The spring event season is almost here! Still figuring out how to generate social interaction for your event? Or about aligning elements of your in-person and digital experience? This month’s featured technology can help you do both! We’re taking a look at the Walls.io platform and how its social walls can be used to enrich […]
6 Tips for Navigating Cuts to Your Event Budget
We all love a good deal, but within the world of in-person events, there is a delicate balance between reducing spend and investing in the important things – attendees notice either way. Less spend can often be perceived as unmet expectations for attendees, but what are the other implications of event budget cuts on digital […]
