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We curate most relevant posts about Field Marketing on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways.
This edition provides a comprehensive look at the modern event industry, stressing the need to shift focus from transactional metrics to genuine audience value and measurable revenue impact. Multiple experts advocate for prioritizing in-person, experiential marketing to build trust and deep relationships over relying solely on digital channels, with one trend suggesting that smaller, intimate events are proving highly effective. A major topic is the importance of strategic alignment, tying event goals directly to business objectives, improving lead attribution through better tech integration, and ensuring rigorous, timely follow-up to maximize ROI. Furthermore, discussions highlight the necessity of innovation in event execution, such as implementing a dedicated “pit crew” for optimization and utilizing new technologies like augmented reality and integrated event management platforms to enhance engagement and streamline B2B processes. Finally, several authors address the instability within the event technology landscape, citing the recent Eventbrite acquisition as a signal that the future demands robust, integrated, and customer-centric software solutions.
This podcast was created via Google Notebook LM.
By Thomas Allgeyer, Frenus GmbHWe curate most relevant posts about Field Marketing on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways.
This edition provides a comprehensive look at the modern event industry, stressing the need to shift focus from transactional metrics to genuine audience value and measurable revenue impact. Multiple experts advocate for prioritizing in-person, experiential marketing to build trust and deep relationships over relying solely on digital channels, with one trend suggesting that smaller, intimate events are proving highly effective. A major topic is the importance of strategic alignment, tying event goals directly to business objectives, improving lead attribution through better tech integration, and ensuring rigorous, timely follow-up to maximize ROI. Furthermore, discussions highlight the necessity of innovation in event execution, such as implementing a dedicated “pit crew” for optimization and utilizing new technologies like augmented reality and integrated event management platforms to enhance engagement and streamline B2B processes. Finally, several authors address the instability within the event technology landscape, citing the recent Eventbrite acquisition as a signal that the future demands robust, integrated, and customer-centric software solutions.
This podcast was created via Google Notebook LM.