For my first option, I decided to do Meetup Groups. One
I really liked was San Marcos wedding planning group (https://www.meetup.com/San-Marcos-Wedding-Planning-Meetup/)
because I haven’t worked in many events such
as weddings so I found that it will help broaden my horizon when it came to
planning events. I also really enjoyed the fact that they have a discussion
board which helps people that have questions or just couldn’t go to the group
meetings in San Marcos voice their opinions. It also showed the events they have
helped plan and organize to help people understand exactly what they are
getting into including photos and a members list. Their about section also
helped a lot when I was choosing which group I enjoyed out of the many in
California other than the fact it was the closest to me. “Wedding vendors,
photographers, videographers, and models are welcome to join. This meetup has
the purpose of building each other's businesses by supporting and sharing ideas
for business development.” It emphasized that it was a group for all kinds of
people to help get in touch with everything you need to plan a wedding such as photographers
and vendors.
For my second option, I decided to go with a different site
that wasn’t listed, but for my business, it would be very helpful to network my Event
planning business. I decided to use a website called Socialtables (https://www.socialtables.com/blog/event-planning/event-planning-conferences-2019/).
On this website, you can find conferences and seminars that are related to your industry that can help teach you valuable lessons
when starting up or refreshing a business. The specific one I found was “The
Top 20+ Trade Shows and Event Planning Conferences 2019 Has to Offer” this
article and website also has “the best” options and learning for “using social
media promotion” which is exactly what we are looking for accordance to this
class. They are categorized by location, date and what the event is about such
as special events and academic event professionals. One that drew my eye is on
In San Diego, CA that is focused on the special event industry. Their about
sections says “At The Special Event (TSE), the industry’s largest trade show
and conference for event professionals, you’ll connect with over 5,000 event
colleagues, exhibitors, and mentors. During your time at TSE, you can select
from over 100 education sessions, attend showcasing events, network with fellow
event professionals, and explore through thousands of products on the exhibit
hall floor.” I enjoyed that it emphasized the number of people and connections
you can make just by going which include 100 education sections which real
people who made a living off of event planning and how they did it/ advice. I
think it could also help by meeting as many professionals as possible to help
for future job opportunities and connections for uses on future events.
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