Although Facebook is where events are usually announced, it’s good to have an alternative or two around. Because not everybody sees Facebook with good eyes. Quite the opposite, actually. Some see it as nothing short of a monster that’s come to compromise their privacy. And creating an account there is simply out of the question for them. Which is sort of fine, I suppose. Like The Posies used to sing, “everyone’s entangled to their own opinions”. But to you (who are trying to get an event together) not being able to reach out to all the people you want to invite at once is nothing but a pain in the back. And that’s where a service like Zwiggo comes in.
Zwiggo.com lets you create groups for the sharing of all kind data and information. These groups can be as public or private as you want, and you can use them to put together just any type of event. A bar mitzvah, a promotion party, a literary reunion to discuss Stephen’s King latest book… using Zwiggo, you’ll be able to get everybody together, and make it clear what’s expected from them. People will get to know at which time the event is starting, and at which time it’s ending. And if they’re supposed to bring something along, they’ll also get to know it.
And depending on which kind of page you’re creating, attendees will be able to get in touch among themselves more or less directly. That’s because you can give them a chat to talk things over, right on your event’s page. And once the event has ended, they’ll be able to upload any pictures they have taken to this page, too. You (as the event’s creator) are given the chance to let them do that just by installing the relevant apps, from the many that are provided at no cost.
Zwiggo.com In Their Own Words
The easiest way to share anything in groups.
Some Questions About Zwiggo.com
How much of a large scale tool is this? How many people can be part of the same event? 
