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Who knows, maybe one of these guys will finally kill off evite. I believe social discover tools will continue to be a big driver of traffic to events and I wouldn’t be surprised if they also morphed into rating systems after events. Both are useful.
And, yes, somebody has got to kill off evite. Recreating and out executing a tired, old site in a new way is innovation in the way that Quora has totally redone how Q&A works. And Siebel on your desktop is not the same as Salesforce.com on the web.
For example, if they're using Signupgenius, or Evite, then we're not trying to convert them. David Wood: We're going really after two different markets. One is those who are using specialized software, although we're not really going after people to switch their software.
They hope to take on the Facebook Events and other planning companies such as Evite and PunchBowl. Even if they say yes they never show up and you end up with about 10 boxes of extra pizza and less money in your pocket that could have been saved. Checkout their presentation below.
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The organizer might have a friend's birthday, and have five or six people who might want to go in on a gift like a Wii or and iPod, and you can custom pick a card--just like an Evite--custom card invitations which you can make look realy cool and where you can pick a theme--and you put in the information.
You can think of us as a super, high-end Evite, for the B2B, corporate space. We work with them on an annual basis, around the world, and help to power their events and experiential marketing. Our software is used for attendee management and for inviting guests.
Scott Chisolm: The software came about, when we realized we had totally outgrown the system we were using to take registration for the events and to allow attendees to make donation, which was a combination of Evite, Paypal, and Myspace.
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