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Brewery Flourishes with NextMe’s Virtual Waiting Room

Capacity limits are lifting, spring is in the air, and people are flocking to local businesses that offer outdoor seating. With a large part of the population vaccinated and the warm weather prompting a sense of comfort, patios are expected to be all the rave. Breweries, restaurants, bars, and coffee shops are seeing an influx in business, and those utilizing virtual waiting rooms to help run the show are benefiting.

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Local Charity Teams up with NextMe for Their Annual Toy Drive

1 Village, a non-profit organization located in metro Atlanta, has the fundamental goal of helping communities better themselves. Each year on Christmas Eve, they host a much anticipated toy drive for families in need. 1 Village works tirelessly throughout the year gathering donations and building sponsorships. Even the Spyder Squad ATL (motorcycle club) dropped off loads of gifts for the event this year.

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Top KPIs To Measure Event Success

Experiential marketing is huge right now. Perhaps you’re currently planning an event. Or perhaps you’ve already held one, but aren’t sure how to gauge its success. Here are some of the most important KPIs to keep in mind when assessing your next event. Brand awareness Pre-event online engagement Before your event even begins, you can

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How the ‘Experience Movement’ Fuels the Growth of Interactive Events

Recently, Eventbrite published a study entitled “The Experience Movement” in which they explore the ways the millennial generation’s desire for experiences is shaping our culture. They found that 3 of 4 millennials would rather spend money on experiences rather than things. But even beyond this oft-talked-about generation, 80% of Americans of all ages believe that

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