Evaluating An Event
As I mentioned in
previous Blogs, one of the ways Judi and I occupy our time on the long trips
home from a visited event, is to complete an informal evaluation of the event.
This series will explore some of the events aspects that we discuss.
Curb Appeal
How an event looks and feels is very important! It
not only enhances the visitor experience, but encourages people to both come
back and to tell their friends. As I mentioned under Advertising and Promotion,
“Word of Mouth” is the best kind of advertising!
Location
The location of
an event is very important. Not only for the purpose of holding an event, but
also that it is easy to locate! I can’t tell you how many times Judi and I have
driven into a community only to become frustrated because we couldn’t find
where the event was being held! Additionally, the look or curbside appeal is
also important. You know the old saying “First
Looks Are Important”! This applies to people, homes and festivals/events.
You always want to “Put your best foot
forward”. These sayings may be old, but they have become part of our vocabulary
for a reason, they work!
(To Be Continued)
Labels: Gary's Blog - Week 217

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