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While many event planners work independently, and with great success, it’s important to understand the value of a well-formed functional team.
Photographers and videographers at your race are key to creating good content for you to use after your event.
In preparing for emergencies that affect mass participation events such as a marathon, race directors and their staff members need to account for the unexpected.
Sponsors can be a really helpful source of product and revenue for your race, so make sure that you are able to offer competitive and valuable event sponsorship package options.
Twitter is a great channel to promote your events on because people look to Twitter for live news, updates, and engaging content.
By creating a club, you can add your races to the calendar, share training tips and race day info on here to engage with club members. You can then also re-invite athletes to take part in your future races!
With more monthly active users than WhatsApp, Twitter and Instagram combined, it makes sense to explore how Facebook can help you sell more tickets to your event and excite attendees leading up to the day.
Tracking the performance of your marketing campaigns online – and getting the information you need to tweak them where necessary – is a critical aspect of race marketing success.
How can you curate a day where you minimise waiting times, shorten queues and let participants fully bask in the pre-race nervous hype and the post-race endorphins?
Switching from another system?
We have easy to use migration tools and a great team of experts that will assist with your Eventrac account setup and help transfer all of your existing event data.
Eventrac has been designed from the ground up to be intuitive and easy to use, but one of our experts is always on hand to walk through and discuss the Eventrac platform, share industry tips, tricks and insights. We offer far more than just a software platform.