Eventective. Thumbtack. Respond. Love ‘em or hate ‘em — wedding pros are handing over their hard-earned dollars in the hope of cheap leads. But do they work? Your success with leads from these services will vary widely, but most wedding pros find these to be very poor quality leads. You can expect a response from only about 1 out of

Don’t spend your precious advertising dollars until you read this! WeddingWire and The Knot are the two most prominent sites for wedding advertising in the US.  They’re often put head to head with this question, “Which is better?” Both sites offer paid listings, reviews, educational events for wedding pros and wedding planning resources for couples. (FYI they are owned by

You’ll find wedding pros arguing both sides on this one.  Some say it’s a waste of money, while others swear it books their calendars solid. It’s not how big your advertising budget is; it’s what it does for your bottom line. Consider these factors before investing your advertising dollars in paid advertising on these sites: 1. Is your target market

Building a good Facebook wedding business page can take hours or even days to reach it’s full potential. So finding that your WeddingWire storefront is set to automatically integrate with your Facebook page is a breath of fresh air, like finding a lake in Nebraska. The first way is to simply ask people to like your Facebook page through emails,