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CONTENT TYPE: Sponsored Webinar | TOPIC: Events
There's a lot that happens at an event besides the five minutes a particular attendee is chatting with you at your booth. If you can collect and interpret data about the rest of what event attendees are doing and signaling, you'll be far more successful in your follow-ups. Sponsored by Cvent.
CONTENT TYPE: Infographic | TOPIC: Events
Sponsoring an event can be an effective way to improve brand awareness, and it can even help your local SEO efforts. And sponsorship doesn't have to be monetary. Your company can give back in many ways—and get positive recognition in return.
CONTENT TYPE: Article | TOPIC: Events
Whether you're a budget-challenged startup or a corporate marketer headed to a tradeshow for the first time, it can be daunting to prepare your company's branding for an appearance at a major industry event. These do's and don'ts will help you achieve great results.
Many brands are exploring the benefits of pop-up shops, which can provide brand awareness and test markets at lower costs and less commitment than other options. See why your brand might consider a pop-up shop.
Few of us would argue against the benefits of exhibiting at a tradeshow, where we can possibly reach hundreds, maybe thousands, of leads. But many of us focus so much on lead capture that we forget about a follow-up plan for nurturing leads into customers. These six tip should help.
CONTENT TYPE: Chart | TOPIC: Demand Generation
Which in-person events, social networks, and industry analyst firms have the greatest influence on B2B buyers?
CONTENT TYPE: Podcast | TOPIC: Marketing Strategy
The VP of Marketing & Communications for ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer discusses nonprofit marketing and explains how ZERO's community of champions (ZERO's Heroes) has helped those affected by the illness and drummed up support for research.
Unlike passive forms of marketing, experiential is an active, multidimensional vehicle that connects with customers on a deeper, more emotional level.
Do you know how well your experiential marketing campaigns are performing? Many marketers don't, but these tips can help you set key metrics and see ROI.
CONTENT TYPE: Chart | TOPIC: Events
Event marketers say email is the most effective channel for promoting professional live events, such as conferences, according to recent research from Bizzabo.
CONTENT TYPE: Podcast | TOPIC: Events
Chris Marr, founder of CMA, gives Marketing Smarts the inside scoop on how he hosts some of the most popular marketing events in Europe—and how he uses that success to power his broader business goals.
Live marketing experiences can be effective in giving your customers memorable and relevant experiences—but only when they are done right. Check out these six things not to do next time you're planning an experiential campaign.
Live marketing experiences can help brands stand out in a very crowded, very noisy marketplace. Read on to discover how the right mind-set, skill set, and tool set can help you create memorable experiences at live events that drive more revenue.
How will technology transform your next event? Whether you use apps or drones, events are changing, and technologies are helping planners become more efficient and attendees become more engaged.
This article provides a tool for B2B marketers—the "event effectiveness matrix"—to evaluate events and choose the one with highest lead-generation potential.
The right booth space and location on the exhibit floor are vital for maximizing event ROI. The location selection process, however, can be complicated. So here, in a handy guide, are all the important factors you need to take into account.
Player 1: Your goal is to attend an event, generate leads, follow up with them, and show a positive ROI on the entire campaign. Can you do it? Find out how to level-up your tradeshow game with today's infographic.
Attendees most commonly learn about work-related events/conferences through word-of-mouth and email newsletters, according to recent research from XING Events.
Steve LaCroix, executive vice-president and chief marketing officer for the Minnesota Vikings NFL football team, discusses how sports marketing has evolved and the importance of enhancing the game-day experience for fans at the stadium.
Most B2B marketers take at least four days to follow up with leads after in-person events, according to recent research from Certain.
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