How to Tell if a Convention is Successful

Video Preview

Summary: Was your convention successful? Judge the flow of traffic in your convention and the satisfaction of guests, and try to get feedback. Get help judging a convention in this free business organization video.

Views:
936
Presenter
By Ray Tesi
eHow Presenter

Ray Tesi is the man responsible for organizing the first ever, Naruto Trek Convention. Ray has been attending conventions both professionally and socially since 1972 when he attended...read more

Post a Comment

Post a Comment

Video Transcript

"This next clip is on how to tell whether or not your convention has been a success or a failure. I think to know that your convention was a failure; I think you're going to know that right off the back. Most conventions are not failures. There are different degrees of success. Certainly what you need to do is judge the flow of the convention. Are the attendees seems to have a good time. Are your celebrities seems to have a good time. And then at the end of the convention, try to get some reaction. Talk to people. Talk to parents, talk to the kids. I'll give you some personal experiences that I had. At the end I had a young lady come up to me and say that if she had seven thumbs, she would have given me seven thumbs up. And when I asked why she said because there was always something to do. I had parents tell me that they flew in with their kids from Ohio, from New York and I had a parent come up to me at the end and shake my hand and tell me that he was a former school teacher and that he felt that what I was doing for the kids was absolutely wonderful. From going, at the middle of the convention, believing that it was not really doing well at all, by the end of the convention and Sunday night, I was already thinking about what I could do better in the second event."

eHow Article: How to Tell if a Convention is Successful

Related Ads

  • Have you done this? Click here to let us know.
Get Free Culture & Society Newsletters

Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.   en-US

Demand Media
eHow_eHow Culture and Society