B-to-B Events
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B-to-B Events
EventTech 411: Mobile Audience Engagement Tools
Talk to just about anyone in the industry and they’re apt to tell you that today’s b-to-b event and conference attendees spend almost as much time staring at their mobile devices as they do the presentation in front of them.
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B-to-B Events
Estate of Affairs: Why Mansions are the New Go-To Venue for Luxury Brands
Luxury brands are, by nature, a selective breed. The materials or ingredients that comprise their products are meticulously curated, their affluent target is limited and, in many cases, the experiences they execute are intentionally few and far between. Why, then, shouldn’t these brands be just as judicious when it comes to choosing an event venue? […]
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B-to-B Events
Inside Celebrity Cruises’ Progressive Culinary Launch for Media and Influencers
As part of what it calls a two-year conversation surrounding the November launch of its newest luxury cruise ship, Edge, Celebrity Cruises has unveiled different aspects of the ship. For the “next chapter” of the marketing surrounding the launch, the brand wanted to focus on the ship’s culinary offerings—a challenge, considering the ship has 29 […]
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B-to-B Events
Four Things You Need to Know About the FTC’s Latest Crackdown on Influencers
If you caught one of the many headlines late last year on the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) campaign to enforce rules surrounding influencers on social media, you may be wondering whether your brand and your influencer partners are doing it right. Here’s the topline: The FTC publicly announced a settlement it reached with two YouTube […]
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B-to-B Events
HP and Intel Put Their Art-Inspired Tools in the Hands of Creatives at SXSW
In a one-day engagement blitz, HP and Intel on March 13 set out to convert the creatives attending the interactive festival at SXSW into users of the Z suite of HP products, powered by Intel technology, with the Digital Artistry House experience. The brands took over Austin restaurant Icenhauer, transforming the century-old building on Rainey […]




