Keep visitors happy: Update your website
Five tips to keep it fresh
Keep visitors happy: Update your website
Pandemic planning: ‘There’s no place like home’
When the going gets tough, planners get creative.
Events gone virtual: Tips and resources
When in-person is no-go, planners figure out how-to.
Come together — and get on EventCheck Knox
Jerry Askew of the Alliance for Better Nonprofits: Let’s get creative and come together.
COVID-19 is worst party crasher ever
Spring got turned upside down. Make sure your event is updated!
Calling all planners – set your dates!
Cheer up an extrovert, event planners. Pick your dates.
Calendar reflects event changes due to coronavirus
Look before you go! Events are being canceled or postponed because of coronavirus.
To link or not to link? (We heard you; they’re back)
Links for individual events have been restored. Read why and how.
Former corporate planner extols benefits of EventCheck Knox
Tina Knight shares insight from time spent as corporate planner – and how EventCheck Knox would have helped.
Thursday is the new Friday (still)
Thursday and Friday are overbooked. The other weekdays are lonely. Shift some events.
By the time you hear Rocky Top, it’s too late
Planning an event? Better know when – and where – the Vols play in the fall.
What event will be No. 2,000?
EventCheck Knox is three events away from 2,000. Send yours in now!
From electricity to lightning, planners are ready to strike
No electricity? Lightning? These planners handled day-of event incidents without a hitch.
Five questions to cover with your caterer
Proper communication with your caterer can be the difference between successful event or culinary disaster.
Jerry Kruse pours ice advice
Jerry Kruse, owner of The Pour Guys, was one of the first subjects of our blog. We checked in a year later to see what’s on his mind.
The 123s of keeping sponsors
We wrote before about the benefits of sponsors and how to find them. Now, we have advice on how to keep them.
Stay calm when the calendar is covered
With the pending arrival of warm weather, planners heat up with events filling their calendars.
Who’s on first … planners must know
When I think about communication, or the lack thereof, my mind immediately goes to “Who’s on first?” – the classic Abbott and Costello comedy sketch about the names of baseball players.