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Do you use templates for marketing materials? Probably. What about for an automated email response? This is likely a template that you built quickly, and it goes out anytime you receive an email.
What if I told you that the same theory can be applied to events?
The Crust
First, let’s consider what exactly constitutes an event template. This is one example where “this is how we did it before” is not all that bad. In this case, the template is exactly that—the primary event’s aspects, activities, etc., that have always been done are the template. It is the skeleton, and the types of events that can be put on that skeleton are as infinitely unique as people. In other words, the template is the whole pie, but it is divided into pieces.