
Special Report: Spring Break 2013
EM editors Rachel Kirkpatrick and Kenneth Briodagh face the scantily-clad crowds (and their own mortality) at spring break in Panama City Beach and South Padre Island.
EM editors Rachel Kirkpatrick and Kenneth Briodagh face the scantily-clad crowds (and their own mortality) at spring break in Panama City Beach and South Padre Island.
One reporter’s descent into an ocean of debauchery, motorcycles and missed opportunities
IT WAS ALL ABOUT INTERACTION AND HYDRATION FOR THE COCA-COLA CO. BRANDS AT THE ATHLETE’S VILLAGE
The Germans bring the coolest exhibit the Olympic Park visitors almost missed.
The fan fave at this year’s Olympics, and we give you a look
Two floors of demos, data-collect and Acer Man
The first time Olympic sponsor blows it out of the Park--literally
Dive into staging experiences at unconventional spaces frequented by your target audience.
Explore how to draw attention to new campaigns and products.
How to best reach those with disposable income.
It’s back! The second annual list of the top 40 trends impacting trade shows and events this year. Trend Tracker provides a rapid-release checklist of trends. Go through the list and check-off the ones you’re activating now. Circle others you know you should. And make a list of the ones you’ll need to learn more about in 2013 and beyond.
The high cost of sports sponsorship requires that brands invest in a new process that will cultivate ground-breaking business results. Download this White Paper so that you can be the next game changer in sports sponsorship.
Tech Support: The industry’s b-to-b event marketers can create deeper engagements—and higher ROI—before and after the live event. So beginning engagement early and continuing that communication later have officially become requisite elements of event strategies for 2013. Driving the trend? Technology.
Dollars continue to pour into the red-hot proprietary event trend, in which companies OWN and GROW their own events. Unlike cluttered trade shows and meetings, proprietary events allow marketers to focus on one brand: THEIRS. No clutter. All experience. And the ROI of proprietary events is out-pacing traditional trade shows and corporate events.
The Event Marketing Institute and OgilvyAction today unveil first research study ever fielded to examine and improve the RFP process.
A new report on event technology with a focus on technology usage, best practices and benchmarks.
This EMI Research Report outlines the history and basics of planning and executing a virtual event
EMI and Mosaic unveil most extensive annual study of event spending and activity ever.
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