Reserve and Waiting Lists Now Available
Reserve and waiting list functionality is now live on Helm Tickets. Give customers the chance to access tickets for your sold out events.
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Networking: An Introduction – John Harvey, The Samphire Club
Helm Tickets organiser, networking aficionado and The Samphire Club founder John Harvey gives us a breakdown of networking and its benefits.
Events Industry: 2018 So Far
Festivals cancelled, headliners changed, overflowing crowds and attendees left out of pocket – here’s our take on the Summer’s biggest news in UK events.
9 Free and Low Cost Venues in Bristol
Bristol is the technology capital of the South West and a hotbed of enterprises, startups and community-focused businesses. We’ve put together some free or low cost venue options for your next event.
Networking: An Introduction – John Harvey, The Samphire Club
Helm Tickets organiser, networking aficionado and The Samphire Club founder John Harvey gives us a breakdown of networking and its benefits.
9 Free and Low Cost Venues in Bristol
Bristol is the technology capital of the South West and a hotbed of enterprises, startups and community-focused businesses. We’ve put together some free or low cost venue options for your next event.
Planning: Finding the date to hold your event
Finding the date to run your event is one of the biggest decisions during the whole planning process. So, here are a few tips on ensuring your event date is perfect.
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Helm Tickets opens to the world
Multi currency is now available on Helm Tickets. Sell tickets for your event in GBP, EUR USD and AUD in phase one of our international functionality.
Pay by invoice now available
Event organisers can now opt to allow customers to pay for tickets by invoice – providing even more flexibility to both organisers and attendees.
How using a CRM can boost your ticket sales
Find out how using a CRM that integrates with your ticketing platform can streamline your ticket sale process, your management of sponsorship deals and overall, support your relationships with customers.
Helm Tickets opens to the world
Multi currency is now available on Helm Tickets. Sell tickets for your event in GBP, EUR USD and AUD in phase one of our international functionality.
Pay by invoice now available
Event organisers can now opt to allow customers to pay for tickets by invoice – providing even more flexibility to both organisers and attendees.
How using a CRM can boost your ticket sales
Find out how using a CRM that integrates with your ticketing platform can streamline your ticket sale process, your management of sponsorship deals and overall, support your relationships with customers.
9 Free and Low Cost Venues in London
Free and low cost venues might seem hard to come by in London. We’ve collated 9 of the best and unique venues for your workshop, training or seminar event.
How to convince your attendees’ boss to send them to your event
If you’re organising a professional event often, your guests will have to convince their manager to let them attend. As an organiser, you can boost ticket sales by supporting your would-be attendees in their efforts to get approval from higher-ups.
Events: How to turn something you love into a viable business
If you’ve ever thought about ‘breaking the mould’ and starting your own business, you’re not alone. Events can be the perfect opportunity to exercise your passion and ‘dip your toes’ into a marketplace.
How using a CRM can boost your ticket sales
Find out how using a CRM that integrates with your ticketing platform can streamline your ticket sale process, your management of sponsorship deals and overall, support your relationships with customers.
How to Market Events: Email Marketing
Picture this: It’s the 26th May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has come into force the day before. Inboxes are empty of marketing emails and consumers rejoice as they one-by-one, delete ‘Please re-subscribe’ messages. So, does this mean email marketing is dead now?
Enhancing your guests’ conference experience
Take a look at how to avoid delegates leaving your conference feeling anything less than inspired and motivated with new solutions & fresh insights.
How to convince your attendees’ boss to send them to your event
If you’re organising a professional event often, your guests will have to convince their manager to let them attend. As an organiser, you can boost ticket sales by supporting your would-be attendees in their efforts to get approval from higher-ups.
How to Market Events: Email Marketing
Picture this: It’s the 26th May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has come into force the day before. Inboxes are empty of marketing emails and consumers rejoice as they one-by-one, delete ‘Please re-subscribe’ messages. So, does this mean email marketing is dead now?
Memberships now in testing
Memberships now in testing Helm News We're delighted to say our memberships functionality is now in testing for some Organisers. Memberships will allow Organisers to charge a recurring fee to members whilst also giving them access to specific benefits. Memberships are...
HubSpot Integration
We've just released HubSpot integration! You can now sync your event guests and their activity to your HubSpot account. You can link your HubSpot account to Helm Tickets through your dashboard. Once connected, you will be able to view and track a wide variety data...
GDPR: Data Breaches
Hopefully, you're reading this before you've begun processing data and you're not here because you've just accidentally posted a hundred people's personal data on Twitter. Data breach jokes aside, if your organisation has experienced one, this blog cannot help you....
GDPR: Documenting your Processes
When adhering to GDPR, organisations need to accurately document their processes when dealing with personal data, including how you share data, how you store it and your process for destroying it. The following documents are necessary and it's advisable to speak to...
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Enhancing your guests’ conference experience
Take a look at how to avoid delegates leaving your conference feeling anything less than inspired and motivated with new solutions & fresh insights.
Memberships now in testing
Memberships now in testing Helm News We're delighted to say our memberships functionality is now in testing for some Organisers. Memberships will allow Organisers to charge a recurring fee to members whilst also giving them access to specific benefits. Memberships are...
HubSpot Integration
We've just released HubSpot integration! You can now sync your event guests and their activity to your HubSpot account. You can link your HubSpot account to Helm Tickets through your dashboard. Once connected, you will be able to view and track a wide variety data...
GDPR: Data Breaches
Hopefully, you're reading this before you've begun processing data and you're not here because you've just accidentally posted a hundred people's personal data on Twitter. Data breach jokes aside, if your organisation has experienced one, this blog cannot help you....
GDPR: Documenting your Processes
When adhering to GDPR, organisations need to accurately document their processes when dealing with personal data, including how you share data, how you store it and your process for destroying it. The following documents are necessary and it's advisable to speak to...
GDPR: Individual Rights
The new GDPR regulations are designs to give power back to the individual, with regards to their personal data. With that in mind, here's a brief rundown of the rights of individuals when it comes to their information. The right to be informed Your obligation to...
GDPR: Marketing Your Events
So, you know what GDPR is but how does it affect event organisers?As we explained in the Lawful use of Data blog, you have to have a legal basis for processing personal data. In event management, some of the 6 bases are more likely - consent (they opted in), contract...
GDPR: Lawful use of Data
What is legal? You must have a valid lawful basis in order to process personal data. There are six available lawful bases for processing. Which basis is most appropriate to use will depend on your purpose and relationship with the individual. The lawful bases for...
GDPR: Who, what, where?
What is GDPR? General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a way of bringing data protection legislation into line with new, previously unforeseen ways that data is now used online. Currently, the UK relies on the Data Protection Act 1998. The introduction of GDPR...
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