As you know, Timeline Genius lets you collaborate on your events in an unprecedented way. You can invite your clients, vendors, and venues to access timelines online, and you can control their access rights on an item-by-item basis.
Well now, you have even more flexibility when you’re collaborating because you can edit and delete your comments to timeline items.
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By Audrey Isaac, 100Candles.com
Establishing wholesale relationships is a great way to improve the profitability and service of your event company. It’s a brilliant win-win situation. You can provide couples with the products that they would have to research and buy elsewhere, saving them time and effort. Meanwhile, you increase and diversify your revenue. Don’t worry. The process isn’t complicated, but you do need to do your research, keep yourself organized and stay on top of your responsibilities to make it work.
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Will you be joining the thousands of wedding industry leaders attending Wedding MBA 2017 in Las Vegas? Along with the celebrity speakers, cutting-edge technology, and hours of sage business advice, another valuable aspect Wedding MBA is the chance to get to build your network by meeting new vendors and planners, and by strengthening relationships with those you already know! Make the most of that time with the following tips:
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By Emily Sullivan, Emily Sullivan Events
There aren’t too many industries as deeply personal as event planning, and wedding planning in particular. Our clients are anticipating once-in-a-lifetime events. They are excited, overwhelmed, and fully committed to their celebrations, and they expect their planner to be the same. In the wake of their enthusiasm, they can lose sight of the customary business-client relationship. It is the planner’s responsibility, in all cases, to set appropriate boundaries for clients to both maintain order to ensure that we keep feeling personal satisfaction in the work we do.
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Ready to get organized when it comes to cultivating vendor relationships?
We’ve devised this easy to-do worksheet, ready to be filled in with your great ideas on strengthening your connections with local vendors and venues. Just click the link below and get your networking on!
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By Leah Weinberg, Color Pop Events
As a wedding planner, people naturally assume that the couple is my only client and that my sole focus is to make the couple happy. But honestly, I approach my services with a bigger picture perspective. When most of my business comes from word of mouth referrals, it’s not enough just to impress the couple. I’ve got to wow their families and their guests, and most importantly, I’ve got to shine for my fellow vendors working the wedding with me. In short, if you want to excel as a wedding planner, treat the other wedding vendors like a client.
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With so many people in the wedding industry, it can be difficult (i.e. impossible) to establish meaningful connections with everyone in your given niche.
Read More “FREE DOWNLOAD: 4 Tips To Maximize Your Vendor and Venue Relationships For More Profit”
