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Friday, March 30, 2012 |
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Over the past years marketing has become more advanced and consumers
are becoming more informed and are expecting to be “sold” through new and innovative
forms. It’s not enough to place an advertisement in a magazine or on a
poster. Through programs like EventPro
Strategies airport marketing, companies are able to
make a personal connection with the consumers they are attempting to reach. Overall
sales statistics have proven that a one-to-one interaction between a company
representative and a consumer increases consumer loyalty and brand recognition
exponentially. Diverse
Audience Thousands of planes take off each day and hundreds of people are
on each of those planes. This creates a diverse marketing audience for
companies looking to reach consumers from all over the country and the world. EventPro
Strategies has created programs that reach people throughout their entire
airport experience, from arriving at the airport, passing through security, in
flight and after. Businesses utilizing this type of marketing strategy are able
to increase sales and brand awareness [read more..] |
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012 |
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Conventions and conferences are an important part of many corporations
marketing initiatives. Large scale events such as this are a way to introduce
new products or ideas and promote the name of a company. In order for the
marketing strategy to be successful companies will want the very best
representation and demonstration at each convention and conference. This is why
many companies choose to have help from convention staffing and conference
staffing agencies. Whether a company
is hosting the event or participating with a booth, staffing agencies provide
the hiring capabilities to present the right individuals to represent a
corporation. Comprehensive
Solutions At EventPro Strategies we take pride in the fact that we are a
full service solution provider. Convention
staffing is done best by people dedicated to the industry with real event
experience. There are three main
elements to hiring the right people for a conference, event operational
management and staffing, streamline administrative services and project
management with detailed measurement. The mix of these [read more..] |
Convention staffing, conference staffing |
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012 |
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Promotional models are hired for a variety of events. From
large-scale events such as the Super Bowl or corporate conventions to smaller
needs of product demonstration, promotional modeling is used to catch the
attention of the public and to sell a product or service. Companies can use a promotional
modeling agency to find and hire the models for their event necessities. EventPro
Strategies works to provide talented individuals who undergo many different
assessments prior to becoming brand ambassadors and to ensure the right
promotional model is paired the right company. Fitting
Your Event Needs All EventPro Strategies promotional modeling talent are
hired as part-time employees, versus other companies who hire independent
contractors. This makes our talent part
of the EPS team with actual product and company knowledge. As each brand
ambassador applies to be a part of the EventPro Strategies team, they must
create a profile and undergo an extensive screening process, evaluating what
events they would perform best at. Each profile consists [read more..] |
Promotional modeling, promotional modeling agency |
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Friday, February 17, 2012 |
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The Bhutan Middle Management Hotel Program (BMMHP), is pleased to announce the arrival of Professor Daniel G. Fuchs, International Hospitality Expert, Consultant, as guest lecturer and visiting professor between 13th and 17th February, 2012. The Bhutan Middle Management Hotel Program is a small program for existing personnel of the Bhutanese hotel industry, in and around the country. This program is sponsored by Jacobs and Elysium Foundation from Switzerland and in partnership with the HWZ University of Applied Science Zurich, also based in Switzerland and is under the patronage of the Tourism Council of Bhutan. It offers the course to 30 in-service personnel of the Bhutanese hotel industry, free of cost to the candidates. This program, albeit, is offered at the Royal Institute for Tourism and Hospitality (RITH).
There are 30 participants from different hotels from Bhutan. Some are from 5 star hotels and some are from 4-2 star hotels. [read more..]
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Business, hospitality, education, expert, professor, academic, international, consulting, projects, industry, Asia-Pacific, SE Asia, Tourism, Hotels, Bhutan |
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Saturday, January 08, 2011 |
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If there is one thing that frustrates event hosts and planners alike, it is the lack of credence given to the RSVP. Invitations are different from announcements in that they are a petition for your presence. Once you receive one, regardless of your availability, they create an action item for you. Are you in, or are you out? Either way, your host needs to know.
I remember in grammar school when kids brought their neat little bundles of birthday invitations to classrooms. It was there, right in front of everyone, that you either got one...or you didn't. If you did get one, you ran home with it to ask your mom if you could go to the party. "Please, because all my friends will be there" was your plea. My mom usually rolled her eyes, but always said, "Let me call her/his mother". It was in that statement that [read more..] |
RSVP, what does RSVP mean?, TTC Events, Anika Bowles, Thought That Counts Events, Event Planning Atlanta |
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Monday, November 22, 2010 |
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Even though there is professional service for event planning
available on the market, the most of the public would prefer to organize and
plan the event by them especially is for personal issue. Normally the business
or office events would ask for professional help or service, or it will be
organized by the internal marketing or public relations department. However,
for the family or personal needs, it is unaffordable to bear the expense of
professional event planner, unless they have the good financial background
where ask for the professional services. There will be several guides or tips for event planning and those
tips and ways are applicable for every event no matter in family type or
grandly way. At the very first time when you want to organize the event, the
purpose of the event should be clearly understood and mastered. After that, you
only can decide the types or kinds or the ways of the event that you would like
to [read more..] |
event planning,checklist |
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Monday, November 01, 2010 |
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Picture the professionals of yesteryear. They would struggle for
years and years to learn portrait photography as a craft and profession.
Spending hours at the feet of an old master picking up all the little
secrets that made the master great. If the apprentice was diligent and
hard working he might have the opportunity to go out on his own someday.
He knew that his hard work would pay off the dividends of a skill that
would provide for his family throughout his life.
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>Is that how you learn photography?
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>Well, that's how I learned. Learning has changed tremendously with
the advent of digital cameras. What was previously a tremendous task has
been trivialized. Image putting photographs on the internet without a
digital camera or even a scanner. Hummm, Not an easy task. Well now you
can fire up your computer and get a great deal of knowledge [read more..] |
http://www.amichaels.com, http:www.amichaels.com/blog |
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Monday, November 01, 2010 |
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By A. Michael's Photography So what is a true “wedding photojournalist?” He/she is a photographer
who is dedicated, from beginning to end, to photograph a wedding like
a Time Magazine photographer might photograph the "day in the life"
of President Obama. His/her desire is to capture the actual story of
the day with all the emotion, drama, and reality that develops without
any prompting whatsoever. A client who selects a wedding
photojournalist or a documentary wedding photographer should be doing
so because they are not interested in contrived, staged, posed or
set-up style photographs that their photographer creates for the sake
of making a “perfect” photo. This client has no interest in having
photographs made that are more like illusions or portrayals of truth,
controlled by the [read more..] |
http://www.amichaels.com, http:www.amichaels.com/blog |
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Monday, November 01, 2010 |
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By A. Michael Newsum How talented is your wedding photographer? Of course, you want the
best. But, how do you even begin to understand that as a
non-photographer? It's within in their style. Do they seem to have a lot
of posed photographs? Did the subjects in the images appear like they
were having fun? A great image usually has 3 main components. 1) Great composition. Now you don't have to have a degree in
photography to understand basic composition, but the subjects are not
normally centered in the image (there are always exceptions). Here's a
great sign of great photos. Are they memorable? Do they grab you
visually? Do they evoke a strong feeling/emotion when viewed? Those are
all good signs. 2) Great lighting. Again, we are getting a little technical, but it
does help [read more..] |
http://www.amichaels.com, http:www.amichaels.com/blog |
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Saturday, October 09, 2010 |
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One would notice that most great planners are women. Women are
usually called upon to uphold the task of making plans for events,
budgeting, even a simple family trip! In case you're wondering the
reasons underlying this scenario, there is evidence as to why women make
great planners. Just as there are major differences between the
personality and characteristics of both males and females, these
differences make women stand out as better planners compared to their
male counterparts. Researchers generally believe that the female
brain is organized to function more symmetrically. This allows
integration of both sides of the brain functions more readily compared
to the brain of a male. A recent research which included solving word
games found that men tended to use only the left side of the brain when
completing the task. On the other hand, women drew on both hemispheres.
Due to this anatomical and functional brain [read more..] |
planners,events,family trip |
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