In this episode, we talk with Ryan McGeary CEO & Founder of BusyConf about conference registration, mobile event apps, HTML vs. native event apps and more. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, we talk with David Spark about Brand Journalism. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, we talk with Kristi Casey Sanders of Plan Your Meetings about how to use Augmented Reality apps at your events. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, we talk with David Aubespin, CEO & Founder of Topi about the company’s mobile app for events and its unique features. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, we talk with Keith Johnston, CEO & Founder of Plannerwire about new event tech and the tools he uses to help his clients every day. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about a unique marketplace for video, photo and music talent for your events with Nathan Meeks, CEO & Co-founder of Gigzolo. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about: The pros and cons of owning and running your own event registration vs. using a registration service How to save money on the cost of event registration Why Wordpress is a solid choice for running your event web site Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about “The Seven Touchpoints of Event Design” from Ben Hindman, CEO of Splash. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about: The costs of producing and distributing video from your conference or event The benefits of hybrid events (and why we wish there were a better name for them) Virtuvent's "Tricaster in the Cloud" (Our quick definition, not Virtuvent's) Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode: Learn why our guest describes her company as a cross between OpenTable and Salesforce.com How to find an all-digital venue to book your next event How a great brand name can help transform your sales and marketing Our guest today is the founder and CEO of a company that provides the first end-to-end online venue management software to event venues. She describes it as an event venue booking platform that is a cross between OpenTable and Salesforce. Her experiences as a event organizer for her Graduate School’s Alumni-sponsored events along with her experiences working at OneWed led her to creating this company. Join me in welcoming Kelsey Recht of VenueBook. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.