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.
  • Fab 50: Leading Fabrication Shops on the Tactics, Tech and Tools Powering their Top Programs

    They’re carpenters and metal workers, artisans and acrylics specialists, tech engineers and content masters. Indeed, fabricators are Jacks of all trades that have the chops to install and dismantle an exhibit in the blink of an eye or craft a consumer environment that translates into social media gold—on time, on budget and on-brand. The following […]

  • The 2022 Fab 50: Recognizing the Event Industry’s Top Builders

    The only editorial listing of the event industry’s best fabrication partners  For the fabricators of the experiential marketing world, the days of waiting for clients to call are largely in the rearview mirror, with shops across the board seeing an exponential uptick in business, sometimes even requiring staffers to work nights and weekends. But after […]

  • Executive Roundtable: Veteran It Listers Weigh in on the Past, Present and Future of Experiential

    In our 20th anniversary roundtable, we talk to the agencies that have been on the It List the longest In 2002, Event Marketer published the first-ever list of the top 100 experiential agencies in the industry, ultimately shining a spotlight on the people who were instrumental in transforming an up-and-coming marketing discipline from “party department” […]

  • 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 […]

  • Five Tips for Using Social Media to Build a First-party Database

    Social media is fertile ground for collecting quality first-party data—owned insights to help brands navigate around cookies, reimagine integrated campaigns, personalize engagements, compete with e-commerce brands, and build actionable steps into the consumer journey along the path to purchase. “Not enough brands have put significant thought into the role social media plays within their entire […]