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Some Tips to Help You Hire an AV Company for Your Next Event

Mai-Liis Renaud by Mai-Liis Renaud
November 27, 2019
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Are you organizing an event? Then it is crucial to hire an AV company and choosing the best one is important. Otherwise, you will end up paying bills for glitches and bad sound. In this article, we will share some tips that will help you hire the best possible AV Company for your event.

Do Your Research

Before hiring any company, it is important to do some homework in advance. It is always better to learn some basics to avoid common mistakes. Moreover, these basics will help you make the best decision. Do not hurry to sign any agreement. Shop around and check several companies. Many venues have offered a very affordable in-house AV. But their services are reliable. You need to meet the team and make sure they know what to do. A 3rd-party company is the best choice to make as they are professional and can bring more creativity to your event.

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It is always best to hire them before signing any contract. They have the experience and can give you suggestions about your event. Moreover, they can help negotiate the venue fees. It can help you save a lot of time and money.

Prepare for The First Meeting

Discuss all of your demands while meeting the with company. Provide any information regarding your event to help them know what you end. Make things clear in advance, as it will make the process faster. You should make a list of your goals and discuss them with the AV company. Ask the following questions to yourself:

  • Who is going to attend the event?
  • What type of guests you are expecting?
  • Tone of the event
  • Vision and outcome of the event
  • Why are you organizing the event?

If the guests are energetic then your event should be stimulating and invigorating. Any idea you have in your mind, let the AV team know so they can help you achieve the goals.

When you are sure about the objectives, it is time to execute them to achieve your goals. A good AV team will make your vision a reality.

Another thing that you need to do, is to extract your wants from your needs. The main point of this is to cut down the budget. Sometimes, our needs can make the AV production very expensive. The main point is to highlight the purpose of the event. So, why waste your money on unnecessary things.

Tell Them Your Budget

Everybody knows about their budget from the start. It is important to tell the AV team about your budget. If the team knows your budget, they will be able to tell you whether you can achieve your goals or not. Moreover, they can give you suggestions to achieve the goals in your budget. Moreover, it will help save time.

It is also important to walk-through the quote with the AV company. They will explain all the items in the quote and their use in the event.

Mai-Liis Renaud

Mai-Liis Renaud

Mai-Liis is Co-owner and Head of Sales at The Seeker NewsMagazine. She loves discovering the gems in our area, be it people, events or businesses, in a fun, easy to read way in her "OUT and ABOUT with Seeker Chick Mai-Liis" columns.

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