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Do You Need Party Rental Insurance? A Guide

Every single event rental company needs insurance. The results of not having it can be catastrophic for not just your company, but you and your team members.

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Benefits of Using Stripe

Here’s why our users love the benefits of using Stripe, from its security features to the ease of use, to the speed and efficiency it provides.

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How to Choose a Rental Website Builder for Your Event Business

Your rental website builder is your home base for building the perfect, sales-driven website. Here’s how to pick the right one for your event rental business.

Hiring, Staffing & Paying Your Event Sales Team

Hire and retain revenue-driving sales people for your event business with these actionable tips from event industry veterans. Dive into tips for hiring, compensation, and retention now.

How to Effectively Rebrand Your Event Company

Is your event company in need of a brand shift? Follow these steps to effectively rebrand your event company to win new clients and grow.

Before & After: Event Website Transformations

Event clients want websites to function like storefronts, showrooms, and warehouses — all wrapped in one. It may sound difficult, but it doesn’t have to be.

How to Become a Preferred Vendor of a Venue

Becoming a venue’s a preferred vendor opens doors to steadier income & new opportunities. But how does your business get its foot in the door?

QuickBooks Desktop 2020 Discontinued: What Event Pros Need to Know

QuickBooks discontinued the 2020 version of its Desktop program. Here’s what you need to know, and how to move forward.If you’re affected, here’s what you should know.

How to Talk Budget with Event Clients

Money talk can feel uncomfortable, but it’s vital for setting realistic expectations with clients. Rather than avoiding the topic, the best rule of thumb is transparency.