The importance of evaluating your event

Evaluation can tell you whether an event was successful according to your goals, and can help you decide if it’s appropriate to hold the same event again, make some tweaks, or decline to offer it again and free up time for other, more effective initiatives.

Tips and tricks for getting attendees to take surveys, provide feedback

Surveys are a vital component in evaluating your events. But getting people to agree to a survey during your event may be tricky, so here are some tips and tricks for acquiring the best survey results.

When to end an event that isn't working

Many communities have traditional events they continue to hold because that is what they have always done—even if it is past its prime. This post offers key questions to consider when thinking about the future of community events.

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