Originally Posted by KiwiVA
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I would look at event planners' websites and see what services they offer. From there you could define what work they could outsource to you. I would imagine that they have lots of advertising stuff, guest lists, guest invites, etc. to do. So you could take over the promotional side while they are doing the event, set up, the coordination of technicians, equipment, etc.
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Thanks so much. I actually have a few of those items on the back of my business card. I thought that I could handle the guest/rsvp list, vendor research and such. I am just not sure how to market to those event planners that are out of state. The hospitality industry is steadily growing, so I am sure there must be those that may eventually need help with the administrative side of their business.
Thanks so much and have a great day.
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