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Guides and playbooks for event planners, production companies and event management firms: websites, search, event-type pages and the systems behind them. Search or filter by category below.

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Latest Guides September 13, 2026 15 min read

What a Corporate Buyer Checks Before Adding You to an RFP Shortlist

A walkthrough of the ten minutes a procurement contact or internal events manager spends on your website before deciding whether to send you an RFP.

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Performance 15 min read
Your Event Portfolio Is What Makes Your Site Slow. Here Is the Fix
Event photography is usually the single heaviest thing on an event company website. Here is how to keep the portfolio impressive and still load fast on a phone.
September 12, 2026
Technical 14 min read
Structured Data for Event Companies: What to Mark Up, What to Skip
A plain-language guide to JSON-LD for an event business website: the types that genuinely apply, the ones to leave alone, and how to validate what you publish.
September 11, 2026
Search 15 min read
Local SEO for Event Planners in the Cities You Actually Work
How an event company gets found in every market it serves: service areas, honest city pages, NAP consistency, venue partner links, and a reviews policy that holds up.
September 10, 2026
Conversion 16 min read
Event Inquiry Forms That Qualify: Date and Event Type First
How to build an event inquiry form that filters out work you cannot take, stays easy to finish on a phone at a venue, and routes cleanly into your follow-up.
September 9, 2026
Guides 16 min read
The Nine Pages an Event Planner Website Actually Needs
A page-by-page blueprint for event companies: what each page answers, who lands on it, the proof it must carry, its one call to action, and the usual mistake.
September 8, 2026
Guides 12 min read
The Run of Show Method for Event Company Websites
A practical way to structure an event company website: event-type pages, an organized portfolio, a date-first form, and a schedule that keeps it working.
September 3, 2026

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The EventWebStudio press desk

What a Corporate Buyer Checks Before Adding You to an RFP Shortlist

Your Event Portfolio Is What Makes Your Site Slow. Here Is the Fix

Structured Data for Event Companies: What to Mark Up, What to Skip

Local SEO for Event Planners in the Cities You Actually Work

Event Inquiry Forms That Qualify: Date and Event Type First

The Nine Pages an Event Planner Website Actually Needs

The Run of Show Method for Event Company Websites

Want a site that keeps publishing after launch?