Guidebook vs. Ticketbud

Most of our meetings are too small to bother using it but it is great for our larger workshops. If you have a complex schedule or agenda it is better than a paper agenda and allows you to adjust changes live in the agenda during the meetings. We only use it a few times a year because we only have a few larger meetings.

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I believe this would work well for an event you were not needing to promote. Perhaps a Member's Only Event

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• Provides live agendas
• Allows attendees to communicate through mobile phones with event staff
• Allows attendees to check in to break out sessions of their choice

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• Sometimes we have had issues with it not updating our changes very quickly and while at a conference that can be problematic.
• I have had difficulty making edits or changes from the mobile app so I have to go grab the computer to fix something.
• Some attendees have had issues downloading and logging in depending on which mobile phones that they are using. It may be operator error.

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• Sleeker design.
• More features for sharing on social media.

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I did not use the support.

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We use both but for completely different reasons. We use Guidebook to manage our attendees and communicate with them during large workshops. We use Airtable as a spreadsheet type database for tracking things.

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I selected Ticket Bud over Eventbrite because I wanted to have a lower cost take out of each ticket.

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• None really as we are a non profit and these meetings we use it for are free

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• Positive - great cc processing price for ticket sales.
• Positive - easy to setup interface.

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