Event Temple Launches Venue Management Software

Jul 31, 2017

Vancouver-based Event Temple offers the world's first venue management sales platform. It is designed specifically to help venues and hotels to increase bookings and revenue without additional advertising.

Vancouver BC - July 31, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Event Temple and Bob Graham are pleased to announce that they have created the world's first venue management software sales platform designed specifically to help venues and hotels increase bookings and revenue without any additional advertising. The software will help to book more appointments, encourage repeat business from past customers, track marketing, increasing the closing ratio, win more business and grow the revenue exponentially, all without the need for additional advertising. Event Temple is the only software which was built specifically to help venues earn more replies, appointments, bookings, and revenue.

The software platform will help customers to organize the sales process using the drag and drop pipelines, multi-user system and easy-to-use email and text event sales templates. Eliminating the mundane aspects is easy with the automatic follow-up modules using personalized messaging for inbound inquiries, outbound prospecting, and past client retention. Customers of the software platform can easily learn what is working and what is not by comparing their sales performance figures against a snapshot of the entire industry.

There are proven email templates which are certain to increase sales. The sales team stays organized with the use of the visual drag and drop pipeline system for lead management. The event sales management system, calendar, and multi-user functionality ensure all the event details are perfectly organized. The use of the email follow-up technology to respond to inquiries from potential clients in a personalized way automatically eliminates many of the boring and mundane tasks associated with sales.

Bob Graham spoke recently to an interviewer, "You can use our automated text follow ups to respond to leads you have built a relationship with, right to their mobile device. You manage both your prospecting and customer retention initiatives using one, easy-to-use platform to drive more revenue. The result is an unfair data advantage. Customers using the Event Temple platform learn the most efficient sales tactics in our industry by leveraging the big data created inside our software by our user base."

Contact Info:
Name: Bob Graham
Organization: Event Temple
Address: 111 Alberni Street, Vancouver BC
Phone: (778) 908-6901

Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/event-temple-launches-venue-management-software/223360

For more information, please visit https://eventtemple.com/

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