One of the essential pages of an event website is its registration page. A registration page, sometimes called an enrollment page, or a sign-up page is the place where you have the chance to convert visitors to registrants. These pages typically include a value proposition, a description of the event that cre[…]
As the registrant list grows for your upcoming event, how much do you really know about who's signing up?
At DoubleDutch, we’ve had the good fortune of diving deep with GDPR requirements very early in the process. Within our customer base are many European-based corporations and multinationals that care deeply about GDPR compliance, and who have thought hard about the impact of GDPR as it relates to working with […]
There are many ways to create a great event, but perhaps the best strategy for ensuring attendees have a memorable experience is personalization. DoubleDutch has always offered a tailored experience for attendees using the mobile app, but the new My Info extension will allow organizers to deliver personalize[…]
Your online registration system is the first touchpoint with your customers so you can't afford to deliver a less-than-seamless experience. Even the slightest mishap during the registration process can lead to unpleasant consequences such as inefficiency or disruptions in an attendee's experience.
If you’re planning to create a great attendee experience for your upcoming event, you’re probably considering leveraging event technology in some way. The two most common event tech tools are online registration systems and mobile event apps.
The news hit the wire yesterday that Cvent has announced its intent to acquire QuickMobile, one of the original pioneers of the event tech category. The deal is expected to close as early as this month.
