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As the centrepiece that combines all the different parts of the online attendee experience into one, the virtual stage has a big say on the success of your online events. 

Replacing in-person interaction for online interaction was always going to make it more difficult for attendees to meet and interact with each other. But at the same time, it’s also where some serious value can be added to the attendee experience.

Remember how live events used to be packed full of experiential activities? Well, so too can online events.

Whether it’s logo placements on the virtual stage, sponsored sessions, or even food delivery, there is an abundance of sponsorship opportunities at online events. And today, we’re going to be talking about the most important of them all, the sponsorship page.

With the right strategy, coupons provide a fantastic way to entice attendees, drive ticket sales, and boost brand awareness. That's why to help you unlock all these benefits, we’ve drawn up a short but comprehensive guide on how to manage the discount coupons for your online events.

For all the things that online events are credited for, be it larger audiences, more content, or more in-depth analytics, there’s one thing that’s not so well mentioned and that’s lead generation.

For any given event, collecting data is integral. It helps you know how successful an event was, giving you a clear idea of the turnout, as well as the earned return on investment; after all, events aren’t free.

Over the last year, virtual events have become a prominent aspect of business growth.

The past few months have been a rollercoaster for professionals across the globe. There was a sudden surge in online conferences and webinars given the unfavorable situations for hosting a live in-person event.

Creating a hybrid event plan in 2020 is an essential process—the way events are delivered now has changed dramatically, and companies need to adapt.