On an almost daily basis I hear this concern or see it in one of the many online forums I’m involved in, “My clients told me they loved the event but I’m not sure how to show them it was a success.”
The main challenge with measuring your event ROI is documenting comments and feedback from event attendees and not just focusing on money. Measuring your overall contribution to the event and giving a bigger picture overview is what sets you apart as an event manager.
It’s important to look at all aspects of your event to measure its ROI and to remember that you’re measuring event ROI to improve your events, show your value to your clients and to help you make decisions.
By setting up a processes for every event you plan, you’re more likely to measure your event’s success and show your clients how their event was a success.
Event ROI is About More Than Money
In today’s episode, learn 4 strategies to measure your event ROI (return on investment) – that aren’t just about the money you spent or saved your clients.
Now, I’d love to hear from you. In the comments below, let me know what other outcomes you’ve used to measure your event ROI. Feel free to leave as much detail as you’d like. Thank you so much for joining me again this week. I look forward to hearing from you,
P.S. If you know another event planner who is struggling to prove their value, share this video with them. It might be just what they need to get their next event!
