3 Old Event Management Mistakes You Should Stop Repeating Now
Being an organiser of thousands of events may probably give you the feeling of living in a rut. Sometimes event organizers face a hard time in embracing trending high-end event management techniques and end up continuing with same old manners and styles of event organization. Such a comfort zone may seem relaxing at first but at the end of the day, the same old event techniques will contribute to demise of your skills as an event manager! Me, Luciano Mancini, being a successful event organiser myself, try to push the limits every time I undertake any event management assignment. To avoid being thrown out of the competition by your adversaries coming each day with ground-breaking event management ideas, it would be best to roll up your sleeves now and brace yourself to meet the new challenges in event management with a sane mind.
Here are 3 common luxury event management mistakes you should repeat never ever:
Not Having A Contingency Plan
As per Murphy’s Law – If anything is doomed to go wrong, it certainly will. Probably you learned to stock up loads of ice when you ran dry at your beer event, but a different kind of problem awaits you at each event and it is way important to have a backup plan each time to deliver crowd-moving event strategies each single time.
Clunky Ticket Buying Process
In this modern world that moves with the speed of bullet train, sticking to antiquated ticket sales process won’t do. The first and foremost step in this process is to take your ticket sales procedure online and spread awareness on multiple social platforms.
Hesitating To Delegate
There are many examples where the event managers take the entire responsibility of organising the luxury event on their own shoulders and render their staff as not competent enough to match up to the standards. Such a mindset has a potential to make every aspect of the event topsy-turvy and hence it is integral that you do not understaff your event in your effort to be an all-rounder.
Avoiding few event organizing snafus, you can make your luxury event one in millions. Kudos for your next big event!
