We are amazed by the creativity of our customers. They take the online editor to the limit and end up creating some very interesting things.

Our mail-merge feature is powerful and users leverage this to build personalized printed material of all sorts.

Although name badges for events are our specialty, we’re always happy to see new and original applications of our online tool.

Backstage or VIP passes for concerts.

Instead of providing generic passes for your special guests, you can print their names or any other information directly on the badge. …

Organizing a high school reunion can be as easy or as hard as you want it to be. It all depends on how you prepare for it! In this post we want to give you the tools to easily manage your next reunion, by following theses instructions you will create:

• An online registration form with Airtable.
• An attendee list that is populated automatically.
• Name badges with photos for all your classmates!

First things first, what is Airtable? It is a cloud-based spreadsheet/database hybrid that lets you collaborate with other people. It is great solution to manage an event like yours. …

This post is for people who are looking for a quick, affordable way to manage a free small event. By following this tutorial you will create:

• An online registration form.
• An attendee list that is populated automatically.
• Name badges for your guests.
• A way to scan QR code to exchange guest’s information.

Ok, so let’s get started!

Online registration form

Go to Google Drive and click on New → More → Google Forms → Blank Form

Customize the form the capture all the information you need from the attendees. If you don’t know what info you need, you can start with these fields:

• Email (in case you need to contact…

You’ve been working hard on building a nice engaging community for, let’s say, event managers in your area. You’ve managed this Meetup group for some time now and you’ve successfully hosted a number of events. People seem to like them and you have organically grown from 5–6 people to a respectable 40–50 attendees per event.

Now you’re planning your first big Meetup complete with a schedule, appetizers and wine, you’re inviting a couple of speakers and getting a nice casual venue for your guests! That’s very exciting, but there’s one essential part of the event you shouldn’t forget, name badges.

Name badges are communication tools that facilitate connection between strangers. …

Name badge creation ruffles every event manager’s feathers, it is probably one of the least enjoyable parts of coordinating an event, it requires a lot of organization, data management, repetitive task-doing and attention to detail. So working with the right tools to streamline this is quite important, so thank you Airtable.

Airtable is a cloud-based spreadsheet/database hybrid that lets you collaborate with other people. It is a powerful organization tool with endless use cases. …

Whether you need them for preschoolers, kids birthday parties, a class field trip or any social activity where you need to quickly identify children in a group, name tags for kids are the best way to go.

This tutorial will help you make them in the fastest most affordable way. We created a new beautiful badge design that work great with any of these standard Avery adhesive tags: 5395, 8395, 15395, 25395 or their EcoFriendly version: 48395, 45395, 42395.

We think these adhesive labels are the best option when it comes to name badges for kids because:

• They are easy to peel off. …

According to the Baymard Institute, a web usability research institute, the biggest reason for people abandoning a cart is due to the extra costs that come with online shopping, costs such as shipping, fees and taxes.

There’s nothing you can do about taxes, fees can be added to the advertised price, so that leaves shipping. Shipping is actually a funny subject because for some reason we just don’t like paying for it, we want things to arrive to our doorstep magically and for $0. It’s funny because brick-and-mortar stores don’t reimburse you for gas, the bus ticket, your time in traffic or parking. So why do we expect shipping to very low or free? …

TL;DR - yes… no…maybe… it depends.

It’s probably not the answer you were looking for, but you shouldn’t be surprised, I mean look at the question/title, it’s impossible to give a one-size-fits-all answer.

Some people might say: “Are trade shows still a thing?” And I would respond: “Yes, absolutely”. Because even if you have online ads, a hefty newsletter, a good blog and nice SEO, there are still people out there you aren’t reaching.

In our case we attended an expo targeted to event managers. We do name badges, event managers need badges. Perfect fit.

When you go to a trade show you can be certain that you will be hitting your target audience.I don’t know the exact number, but I believe more than 50% of the attendees will be decision-makers. I don’t think there’s a “target decision-makers” option in Google Ads. …