Welcome to the Eventtia Ekō

Are you wanting to keep your audience up to date on the several events you run each year? Or would you like to increase traffic to your event landing page?

Do you often find yourself scrambling to collect whatever feedback you can once you've finished planning and hosting a virtual event? If you answered "yes" then take heart, because you aren't alone. It can be tempting to put your feet up and relax after an even when, in fact, there's post-event strategy and work to be done: research shows that 75% of leads are never followed up with after an exhibition, which translates into a whole lot of wasted time on marketing and planning.

Live events, meetings, and shows have one thing in common: everyone at the event has to get paid. That means the event coordinator, the executive, and everyone else who makes your live event get past the planning stages needs a reliable way to earn a paycheck. 

Both online communities and online events share a very big similarity, they bring people together around a common interest. 

The Covid-19 crisis called for a complete overhaul in the business model. With strict lockdown restrictions and regulations, organizations worldwide were forced to implement remote working practices with barely any time to wrap their heads around the situation. That was a completely new method of working, bringing in several advantages. People were able to work from anywhere they wanted, and productivity increased manifold.

Launching a new product is a momentous occasion for any company. You’ve spent months fine-tuning prototypes, the launch strategy and the product road map. 

From influencers and invitations to teasers and tutorials, a well-defined and effective communication strategy is vital to the success of any virtual event. Why? 

Having a complete picture of what's going on during your event can be difficult, especially when none of your information is centralised. This can lead to a bumpy road and your event could suffer costly consequences if action is not taken in a timely manner.

Whether it’s getting the right tech setup, reducing latency, or creating the perfect overlays, when it comes to live streaming, there’s a lot going on.