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.
  • Consumer Attitude vs. Behavior: How to Measure True Value

    There are any number of actions a consumer can take along the customer journey from awareness to purchase, and by imagining each of them as a stepping stone toward a transaction—a valuable exchange of a good piece of data—you’ll fast-track your brand beyond an integrated approach and into the realm of Experiential Commerce. “Behaviors are […]

  • The 21 New Rules of Post-pandemic Experience Design

    The fundamental changes that will forever disrupt the industry’s event design practices—and why they’re good for business To say that the event industry has taken a good long look in the mirror in the wake of the pandemic is an understatement. Most event marketers have used the challenges of the past two and half years […]

  • The 2022 Virtual Platforms Index: A Guide to the Industry’s Top Providers

    EM’s Annual Guide to the Best Virtual Products and Platforms Virtual events and experiences aren’t just contingency plans for derailed in-person activations; they’re critical resources and strategic avenues for delivering ongoing audience engagement and expanding reach. And experts say they’ll be part of event marketing tactics for years to come. To help you narrow down […]

  • Experiential in Color 2022: Sharing Diverse Perspectives

    In our second annual Experiential in Color program, we talk with 16 rising stars across the brand and agency sides of the business about industry trends, inclusive campaigns, and what it really means to belong in events.

  • The Power of First-Party Data in Experiential Commerce Strategy

    Amid the impending death of web-tracking cookies and platforms such as Google and Facebook taking more control over third-party access to their subscribers, the idea of “owning audiences” is becoming a new priority of every marketing organization. Facing a future in which accessing “third-party” databases will be more restricted or highly costly, many Fortune 1000 […]