Question

which of the following do you not need to consider when setting the price for an event?
the cost to make the ticket
the competition
the organizations financial goals
the demand for your event
the health of the economy
question 6
which of the following is not one of the five ws of event marketing?
who
when
why
which
where
what

Explanation:

First Question (Setting Event Price)

When setting event prices, factors like competition (market context), financial goals (organizational objectives), demand (customer interest), and economy (macroeconomic context) are crucial. The cost to make tickets is a minor operational cost compared to these strategic/contextual factors and is not a key consideration for event pricing.

The five Ws of event marketing (and general marketing/communication) are typically who (target audience), when (timing), why (purpose), where (location), and what (event content). "Which" is not part of the standard five Ws.

Answer:

the cost to make the ticket

Second Question (Five Ws of Event Marketing)