There are a lot of great tools available to the event marketer when trying to integrate touch-points and gather data. I was recently reading about Splash which looks like...
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Aha Moments: Rewarding for Clients and Researchers Alike
I heard a client refer to our experiential marketing work as is “a gut check”. Let’s face it: research can be intimidating. Words like ‘design,’ ‘methodology,’ ‘statistical significance’…all of...
Better Visualization for Event Marketing Data
My colleagues and I have written about data visualization in the past and I have more to say about it. Coming from someone who churns out several event marketing...
Qualitative Metrics You Should Collect
Experiential or event marketing programs rely heavily on their field staff for event data and reporting. This data is usually captured during the event and is made up of...
Experiential Marketing Recap in a Flash-Report
We use a marketing recap in our Flash Reports for our experiential marketing campaigns at PortMA. It’s a regular, frequent, bird’s-eye overview that indicates our progress toward our predetermined...
Tips on Keeping Your Reporting Fresh
Many of our research projects have in-depth reporting schedules. The longer the program, the more likely it is that we will provide multiple reports for that program. For instance,...
Data Speaks: Tell the Best Story With the Data That was Collected
The other day I proudly bought a book about how to display data in a way that is visually pleasing and enables readers to quickly understand what they are...
Tools to Write Frequent Experiential Marketing Reports
PortMA has a variety of reporting strategies and delivery frequencies. Some clients like to check their performance at the mid-point and end of the programs. Others like to check more...
Event Marketing Reporting: Delivering Impactful Results
One of the most rewarding aspects of being a researcher is running analyses of event marketing reporting and converting the output into meaningful, actionable results that can be used by non-researchers....
Presenting Event Marketing Research
Believe me when I tell you that when most people who know me find out I am TERRIFIED of public speaking, they are shocked…not tooting my own horn, but...