Part One of this blog talked about evaluating venues, event types, and audiences with the help of benchmarking data. In this blog, we will look at using benchmarking data...
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Part One of this blog talked about evaluating venues, event types, and audiences with the help of benchmarking data. In this blog, we will look at using benchmarking data...
Negotiating sponsorships and venue agreements is a key part of running successful experiential marketing campaigns. Using benchmarking data helps you make those negotiations more successful. In this two-part blog,...
In Part One of this blog, we established the basics of tracking customer satisfaction. Part Two covers the differences between a relationship-based or a transaction-based approach to tracking satisfaction....
In our most recent blog post, we talked about measuring customer satisfaction – or, better, dissatisfaction. Let’s call that our baseline satisfaction research. Now you know where your organization...
In our last blog, we introduced the first steps of (dis)satisfaction research. Using a survey, you are opening your brand up to honest customer or employee feedback. You are...
There is a point at the end of the year or the end of a project when we are all reviewing how well we have served our clients, how...
Building and encouraging customer loyalty are undoubtedly important to the health of your brand. But how do you measure whether your loyalty marketing campaigns have the desired effect? In...
How does your brand make money from marketing? It’s impossible to overstate the importance of connecting return-on-investment (ROI) to your marketing strategy. In fact, we could go as far...
In the first part of this blog, we went through the calculations involved in working out the cost per engagement for experiential marketing. Part two examines two different event...
The main purpose of collecting data from your experiential marketing and event marketing activities is to make you smarter, to make you a better marketer. A few blogs ago,...