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The Event Tech Pull Up

Keith Johnston/Tess Vismale

46 episodes

1 day ago

We want to cut through the event tech bull that meeting and event planners encounter across the meetings and events industry. Our episodes cover topics from event registration and AI to the latest gadgets and gear. We even throw in some event design trends and comment on the industry's ridiculousness.

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We want to cut through the event tech bull that meeting and event planners encounter across the meetings and events industry. Our episodes cover topics from event registration and AI to the latest gadgets and gear. We even throw in some event design trends and comment on the industry's ridiculousness.

Show more...

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Is WordPress Still the Right Choice for Conference and Event Websites?

The Event Tech Pull Up

15 minutes 3 seconds

1 year ago

Is WordPress Still the Right Choice for Conference and Event Websites?

In this episode, Tess Vismale and Keith Johnston examine whether WordPress remains the best choice for managing event and conference websites amid growing challenges. With changes in WordPress’s ecosystem and tensions with WP Engine, they discuss potential impacts on security and functionality for event planners. Tune in for expert insights on evaluating WordPress and exploring flexible alternatives like Squarespace and Wix to keep event websites agile and reliable.