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How to Create Evergreen Event Themes Without the Christmas Trees

December 22, 2015

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When it comes to planning your businesses end of the year event, sometimes it can be hard to choose a theme that will coincide with your clients and guests interests, and leave a lasting mark on their memories. That’s why Business 2 Community is sharing a few great ways for you to have an amazing holiday event, without completely loosing your guests best interests in the middle of it all. Consider these ideas:

Connect to your audience- identity who your target audience is for the event
Maintain brand consistency- if you don’t you can end up confusing guests
Keep things interesting- because after all, there’s a huge difference between being consistent and being boring

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