How to Leverage Data to Drive Event Marketing Decisions

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How to Leverage Data to Drive Event Marketing Decisions BRIAN FRIEDMAN, CEO OF LOOPD

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How to Leverage Data to Drive

Event Marketing Decisions

BRIAN FRIEDMAN, CEO OF LOOPD

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@Kissmetrics

#KissWebinar

@thuelmadsen

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Design driven product leader socializing technology through wearables and analytics.

BRIAN FRIEDMAN CEO, Loopd

@BFried9131

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#KissWebinar

@BFried9131

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1 Collecting Online and Offline Data

2 Increase Targeted Conversions

3 Educate Attendees Effectively

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Create Engaging Communities 4

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PAM MOOREMarketing Nutz

“ It’s easy to fall back on the same type of event over and over again. Stepping out of your box will help you inspire and connect with your existing audience in a new and refreshing way.

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EVENT MOBILE APPS

Understand your online metrics from app usage. Effectively plan, execute, and monetize your event.

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TECHNICAL APP ANALYTICS

Collect activity data to determine if your app is being used. Measure clicks, views, and downloads.

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BEHAVIORAL APP ANALYTICS

Reveal how your attendees are engaging, reacting and influencing with your event. Gather likes, responses, and rankings.

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NFC VS BEACON

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NFC

Capture offline metrics with NFC. This includes materials collected, contests entered, and rooms visited.

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MEASURE TRAFFIC

Bonnaroo used NFC wristbands to gather metrics on visits, dwell time, and attendee flow.

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MONITOR COLLATERAL

EMC World used NFC badges to analyze marketing materials and gifts that were collected by attendees.

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BEACONS

Converge online and offline metrics with beacons. This includes sessions attended, partners visited, and social interactions.

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TEST MESSAGING

SXSW used beacons to provide a custom experience for each attendee. Uncover your most engaging campaigns.

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REVEAL POPULARITY

Box used beacons to understand which sessions, partners, and products were the most popular.

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LEAD INTELLIGENCE

Identify influencers by capturing their event journey. Show their engagement and activity with sessions, partners, and products.

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ATTENDEE JOURNEY

Find out what and who your attendees are interested in. Increase the motivation and quality of your influencers.

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MARKETING AUTOMATION

Launch targeted campaigns for your attendees after the event by understanding their online and offline interactions.

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DANIEL IVESFBR Capital Markets

“ Dreamforce is the only time the Street gets to interact with vendors and partners, and get insights, positive or negative, into spending trends and product absorption.

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CUSTOMER RETENTION

Recognize your customer engagement levels at the event. Build brand loyalty and stronger connections with your clients.

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LEVERAGE SOCIAL MEDIA

Use Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to promote and analyze your brand performance before, during, and after your event.

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CONTENT CURATION

Select the right speakers, partners, and products for your next event. Collect stats on survey results, social media, and industry trends.

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IDENTIFY ENGAGEMENT

Measure the popularity of your sessions, partners, and products for your influencers that were in attendance.

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SUPPORTING MEDIA

Provide your attendees with relevant information before, during, and after the event. Encourage them to learn and share with their network.

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MESSAGE OPTIMIZATION

Promote engaging messages. Send personalized and targeted call to actions to increase discussions and interactions with your attendees.

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PERSONALIZATION

Relate with your attendee’s profile. Use alerts and announcements to provide them with relevant and valuable information.

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GAMIFICATION

IBM encouraged online and offline connections by creating games for attendees that promoted team participation.

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LISTEN TO YOUR AUDIENCE

XOXO used Slack to create and organize channels for discussions between attendees. Follow insights about the popularity of topics.

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TWEET OF THE DAY

Remove your #event black box. Understand the real attendee journey with #beacons and #analytics. Increase your number of influencers and conversions.

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BRIAN FRIEDMAN CEO, Loopd

@bfried9131

THUE MADSEN Marketing Operations Manager, Kissmetrics

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