Get things done with Moreganize

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Moreganize allows you to share polls, surveys and to do’s so you can make everyone attending your meeting happy.

We recently featured Gathergrid and pretty much loved the idea of being able to question your attendees to work out the best time to meet.

Moreganize pushes the concept even further introducing shared to do’s, polls and surveys.

We are all facing RSVP issues nowadays and as the calendar gets crowded we definitely want to make sure that our meeting is going to be a success.

We were impressed by the ease of registration of Moreganize, which ticks off the annoying “I have to register to another service” thingy.

Here are few examples of what you can do with the service.

- Survey
- To do List
- Opinion poll

Link to Moreganize

How to embed twitter in your event

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The latest posts have talked extensively on how it is increasingly important to integrate twitter in events. This post answers the whys and hows.

I was recently at ad:tech London and complained on how they did not integrate twitter during the event, although a lot of people attending the event were twitting about it. Last weekend I attended BarCampLondon5 and @cyberdees and @cianw, members of the eBay organization, showed me how to embed the service.

What is twitter?
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Make sure everyone can make it with GatherGrid

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Setting the time for an event can be a bit of an hassle. Coordinating the needs of everyone involved is a tedious job and there are not many tools to help.

Gathergrid helps in polling the best time in an elegant fashion.

How does it work?

Needless to say that once you have found out your time amiando would be the best method to host your event.

Have a look and tell me what you think!

Link to Gathergrid

The Compact Calendar 2009

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Moltes felicitats!!!

We love being organized and we love even more those tools that help us in being better Masters of Ceremony.

Getting things done is not a title of a book for us, neither a desired state: it’s a given.

David Seah released the Compact Calendar 2009. A nice template for you to print out and use for the rest of the year. It will make your workflow easier.

It comes in different versions according to your local holidays.

Download Compact Calendar via davidseah.com

5 (more) free iphone applications for event planners

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We really love the iphone and all the cool things we can do with it. As I said in this previous post, it helps me in being organized, do things online and keep track of my contacts in an very effective way. If you don’t have the device you may be missing out on few opportunities.

I felt that the previous post was not complete so there you go.

5. Eventful

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