Twitter is a special thing. We were so inspired by our chat with Dee Gaubert of No Worries Events on the Heart of Business podcast, that we decided to reach out to some other wedding and event planners that we admire. What resulted was countless great tips and advice from some of the best the industry has to offer. It wasn’t easy, but we whittled it down to the top ten tips from wedding and event planners. These are in no particular order … it was hard enough only picking ten.
@BenchmarkEmail I would say paying attention to the details.
— Melissa Conroy (@SweetHartCo) May 19, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail keep cool, stay ahead and make sure you give your client full confidence in you and your team #1 ?
— Events Eleanor (@RedPepperEvents) May 13, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail lists. lists. lists. Get your list in order and get to it! Having a plan and a back up plan is the only way to win
— Kisha (@kisha_renee) May 12, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail Always under-promise and over-deliver.
— TINSEL & TWINE (@tinseltwine) May 12, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail Hi! My no. 1 success tip for the #wedding industry is to be focused & consistent. Know what you deliver and do it well!
— Jasmine Cianflone (@JasmineTMEvents) May 12, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail having a savvy production team and amazing excel sheets! #producerslife
— AdeeDrory (@EventProsLA) May 10, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail communication, clear strategy, defined roles and objectives, and smart technology tools to share our creative vision.
— Talmadge Powell (@talmadgepowell) May 9, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail Do it with passion or not at all! You must be passionate about what you do. Only then can you do it well.
— Zainab Alsalih (@Zainab_Alsalih) May 9, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail— Keep a running “to do list” and update as the day goes on then review each night for the following day.
— Park Avenue Events (@hesterparks) May 8, 2015
@BenchmarkEmail taking notes and putting things on the calendar as soon as they are confirmed pic.twitter.com/FZTB4nMEOU
— Ashleigh N. Freda (@photoambition) May 8, 2015
Andy Shore found his way to Benchmark when he replied to a job listing promising a job of half blogging, half social media. His parents still don’t believe that people get paid to do that. Since then, he’s spun his addiction to pop culture and passion for music into business and marketing posts that are the spoonful of sugar that helps the lessons go down. As the result of his boss not knowing whether or not to take him seriously, he also created the web series Ask Andy, which stars a cartoon version of himself. Despite being a cartoon, he somehow manages to be taken seriously by many of his readers ... and few of his coworkers.
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