5 Event Startups You Should Try at Your Next Event

It’s 2014 and it’s time to make your next event the best one yet. That task is always a daunting one, but no one said you aren’t allowed a little help. New and innovative event startup companies pop up almost every month. Some of them may still need some time to get their business’ really moving, but some of them are on point and could help propel your next event to all the goals you’ve been dying to beat, so grab a cup of coffee and let us introduce you to the 5 Event Startups You Should Try at Your Next Event:

Evvnt - CLICK ME

evvnt is an online service that submits your event to tons of the RIGHT event sites. They offer a variety of different packages and can get your event advertised to the people that are most likely to attend. It’s a fantastic way to advertise your event, small or big.

ScheduleHead - CLICK ME

If you’re planning on managing staff and shifts at your next event, ScheduleHead will make your job much easier. They even offer an SMS notification system, where staff is sent text messages at the beginning of their shifts to ensure no confusion, chaos and understaffed events.

Livecube - CLICK ME

If you’re hosting an event in the hopes of achieving attendee engagement, here’s your golden key. This is a fantastic app for conferences, festivals or week-long corporate events. It’ll encourage your attendees to engage will your event via their app and earn rewards. It’s fun, it’s fresh and everyone at your event will love it.

TableCrowd - CLICK ME

TableCrowd is essentially a social dining app that lets your guests create tables or crowds and connect through this digital world. We can see this working at Bar Mitzvah’s, weddings and 21st, or even at bigger events. It’s just another way for people to connect and share the experiences of your event. Fantastic!

PickEvent - CLICK ME

PickEvent is a wonderful event community that allows you to “pick” the events you attend and keep an event CV. It’s also closely related to your LinkedIn profile and lets you join relative networks and groups. It’s great for event discovery and tracking the events you attend.