Event Marketer

Event Marketer magazine was founded in 2002 to serve the information needs of strategic brand-side event marketers and agency executives across the spectrum of face-to-face marketing.
  • Web-driver Events: Site Targets Office Workers For Quick Push To Net

    DiningFever.com a new web site that highlights New York City restaurant deals recently targeted Manhattan office workers with a recent guerrilla effort. The company targeted the at-work crowd specifically because they’d be likely to get online shortly after interacting with the brand. “We tried to focus on the at-work segment ” Ran Ravitz DiningFever.com’s ceo told Buzz. “We assumed those consumers would be sitting at a computer again a few minutes after we talked to them.”
     

  • Results: DoubleClick Sees Web Spike After Coffee Drive

    Online advertising company DoubleClick saw a 55 percent jump in traffic to its job opportunities web site after it gave out cups of coffee to recruit potential new hires in and near New York City.
     

  • B-to-B Events: IBM Hosts Multi-venue Town Hall In China

    Just months after it executed a five-venue town hall meeting for 19 000 attendees across India IBM replicated the feat for a flight of events in China. The centerpiece event was a meeting for 3 100 employees media and guests in Beijing that was viewed live by 4 400 other staffers from seven remote locations in China. Big Blue also invited the rest of its global workforce to watch a webcast on the company intranet following the event which took place in November.
     

  • Strategy: BB&T To Use New Deal To Target NASCAR Partners Suppliers

    BB&T will use its new NASCAR sponsorship to connect with b-to-b customers particularly those in the automotive aftermarket industry. The bank just signed its first-ever NASCAR sponsorship a two-year agreement with Clint Bowyer’s Busch Series ride.
     

  • Street Marketing: Dewar’s Goes Live To Commemorate Prohibition Repeal

    Prohibition you surely remember was repealed on Dec. 5 1933. Dewar’s recently began a push to turn that date into an unofficial national holiday—and of course to own it for the brand. “We’re hoping it becomes the next St. Patrick’s Day ” Ned Duggan assistant marketing manager for Dewar’s told Buzz.