B-to-C Events
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B-to-C Events
Five Emerging Experiential Trends Spotted at San Diego Comic-Con
Steal these fresh consumer engagement ideas for your superfan experiences Attendance at San Diego Comic-Con was healthy, the convention’s most prolific experiential brands showed up and the creative was enough to make this seasoned industry reporter swoon. Overall, this year’s Comic-Con passed our pulse-check and served up plenty of return-to-live trends we expect to see […]
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B-to-C Events
The 2022 It List: Recognizing the Top 100 Event Agencies
Our annual special report on the Top 100 agencies serving the event marketing industry Event Marketer launched the It List to literally figure out how many agencies were serving the growing event industry landscape after fielding calls from brand-side marketers reaching out to ask who they should send their RFPs to. That led our editors […]
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B-to-C Events
How Shipt Got a Jump on Back-to-School Shopping with a Bright Green Bus
Same-day delivery app Shipt put its own spin on a ubiquitous back-to-school symbol—the yellow school bus—with the launch of a mobile tour designed to demonstrate the ease of ordering school supplies through its service. Anchoring the tour—which visited New York City, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore from July 20 to Aug. 2—was a branded bright green […]
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B-to-C Events
10 Event Sustainability Ideas to Implement Right Now
We tend to think of event sustainability in terms of large, sweeping efforts that require big budgets and run the risk of disrupting the attendee experience. But there are smaller eco-friendly tweaks to be made that have the potential to add up to big change—all while upholding, or even enhancing, the experience. And the growing […]
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B-to-C Events
Hilton on the Green: How Golf Fans Watched the Pros Tee Off from the Comfort of a Pop-up Hotel Room
What better way for a brand to showcase its luxury hospitality services than to tap into a luxury sports market? It’s the kind of strategic thinking that led Hilton to golf sponsorship, and more specifically, money-can’t-buy fan experiences that appeal to its core audience. Case in point: Hilton on the Green, a self-sufficient pop-up hotel […]




