Because virtual events offer easier access to data and analytics (which are like digital gold to partners), they can actually be more valuable than in-person events.

Now that most events are virtual, corresponding at-home mailers are becoming increasingly important to engage potential attendees, give them a sense of what to expect, and help spread the word.

Apartment Therapy hosted Small/Cool Experience At Home, featuring a weekend-full of programming including Q&As, panel discussions, how-tos, D.I.Y.s, and more.

A new digital conversation series by TheFutureParty exploring creativity within many aspects of life. Here conversations with people in our community about what they are passionate about, the climate of their profession during quarantine and what’s next.

Virtual events might seem like a money-saving option (and the only option for some due to the COVID-19 pandemic), they can end up costing almost as much as IRL events.

As demand for more virtual event tech increases, platforms that mimic the feeling of being in a physical space through the use of avatars, virtual reality, and more are leveling up.

With the rise in virtual events, we’re more digitally connected than ever. We asked some industry pros to offer their advice about creating and fostering community to keep attendees engaged with the event content as well as with each other.

The concept of gamification doesn’t just apply to avid Fortnite players and Mario Bros. fans. Here, we break down some gamification ideas for virtual events and how you can implement them into your upcoming game plan, so to speak.

After a decade of producing The Humane Society of the United States’ annual fundraising galas, Eventique met the challenge to put on a fully digital event.

Empire Entertainment had four weeks to make global event CGI U virtual. It was a huge success with over 4,000 live viewers.