5 Marketing Techniques you Need to Use for your Next Virtual Event
In this Corporate Meetings Network article, we share five actionable marketing techniques to use for your next event to drum up excitement and attendance.
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What is an Association Management Company (AMC)?
What exactly is an association management company (AMC)? Check out our latest blog post to find out!
The Importance of Aesthetics in Branding: Tips for Creating Effective Marketing Collateral
Check out our tips and tricks below to learn some of the basics that will take your branding to the next level!
Going Digital with Event Apps
Understand the benefits of going digital with apps and how you can leverage the technology to benefit your attendees, sponsors & bottom line.
‘Tis the Season of Giving…Back
For many, the holiday season is a time for giving. Of all the ways to give, giving back by volunteering can often be the most rewarding.
Facebook Live As A Cost-Effective & Powerful Video Strategy
How you can maximize your event or associations’ engagement levels without breaking the bank – using Facebook Live.
Developing an Event Marketing & Communications Strategy
In this post we outline how to create a marketing strategy and the different techniques you can use to attract registrants to your next event!
When the Planner Becomes the Attendee
The Redstone team has been on the planning side of conferences and corporate events for the past 8 years, so we were thrilled to have had the opportunity to attend an industry conference this past week. We memorized the delegate list, had meetings with other attendees scheduled in advance, and planned which sessions we were eager to attend. Overall, it was a great day!
What’s in a Name?
Redstone is a combination of our co-founders names; Bailey’s last name is Roth which means Red in German. Carly’s last name is Ekstein; the Stein portion means Stone. Tada! They had arrived at a name that embodied who we are (literally!). But this was not enough. The company is not about the co-founders per say, but rather, what they stand for.