New event planning business owners might be thinking, why do I even need an accountant? If you are an established event planning business you should already know the answer to this question. Accountants can offer advice to ensure that your business operations is a breeze. This will save you from tax burdens at the end […]
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If you’ve decided to start an event planning business, you will need to secure your business name legally and make your business operations official. To do this you will need to register your business. This is an important step for setting yourself up as a serious, trustworthy and professional service provider. This is also the time
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As Event Planners we find ourselves in a unique position, while new clients for most business owners means a client for years to come, for Event Planners this could mean a client for only one event. To ensure high revenue targets some Event Planners try to focus on working with high-end clients. This allows them
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This past May and June I decided to take an extended travel vacation. In addition to my corporate event planning, teaching and blogging, this year I also launched my event planning mentoring program. This is all while completing my masters in education! To say the past few months have been busy would be an understatement. Like
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​See an updated version of this post here. Pricing seems to be a struggle for most new event planners. Determining your pricing structure, particularly when you are just starting out, can be quite difficult. When I started planning events it was mainly for family and friends and I charged $0 (that’s right, not even for supplies!).
