Tag: event app tips
What to Ask Attendees in Post-Event Evaluations
Kim Harwood
Wondering what questions to ask on your post-event evaluations? Read our post for our top questions to ask attendees regarding sessions and the event itself!
Enhance your Event with a Photo Contest
Kim Harwood
See how networking was made easy with an in-app photo contest game for event goers at the 2016 GSAE Annual Meeting.
5 Things to Consider Before Building Your Own App
Kim Harwood
Is your organization thinking about building its own app? Read our top 5 things to consider before you start.
28 Days to Your Engaging Event App
Kim Harwood
Our latest resource is a 2-for-1! Download our calendar graphic and companion paper to see how you can plan your own engaging event app in just 28 days.
R@H Update: Open/ Closed Events
Kim Harwood
For our customers to get the most out of their mobile app for events, we have added some great new features! Read more for the full list.
How a Mobile App Can Boost Your Organization’s Holiday Celebrations
Kim Harwood
Tis’ the season for giving thanks, helping those in need, and celebrating 2015 successes! See how a mobile app can benefit your members and your team this holiday season.
Event Apps (As We Know Them) are Dead
Kim Harwood
As technology changes, so do the expectations of its users. It’s no different with mobile event apps. Read to find out what new features organizers are expecting from their apps and why.
R@H Mobile App Sponsorship Guide
Kim Harwood
To help explain the many ways our mobile event apps can provide value to sponsors, we’ve created a new sponsorship guide. Read the post for details and to download the guide for free now!
5 Steps to Successfully Launch an Event App (Infographic)
Kim Harwood
Download our latest infographic for our five step checklist to ensure your event app launch is a success.
5 Event App Tips to Boost Engagement After Your Events
Kim Harwood
After your event is all said and done, what’s next for your event app? Do you think attendees will continuously reminisce about the experience? Probably not and if so, not for very long. So what can you do to make your event app investment worthwhile?