
Ep 16: It's EventTech, not MarTech: Why Events Need Their Own Tech Stack
01/24/25 • 17 min
This episode explores the concept of EventTech and why it’s critical for modern event organizations. While MarTech has become a cornerstone of digital marketing, its tools often fall short when applied to the dynamic and high-stakes world of live events. EventTech fills these gaps by offering tailored solutions for real-time engagement, seamless operations, and post-event ROI tracking.
Discover how EventTech stacks are designed to address every phase of the event lifecycle—pre-event planning, live engagement, and post-event analytics—and why building the right stack depends on the unique needs of your organization. Whether you’re managing concerts, conferences, or sports events, this episode provides a roadmap for aligning technology with your goals.
This episode explores the concept of EventTech and why it’s critical for modern event organizations. While MarTech has become a cornerstone of digital marketing, its tools often fall short when applied to the dynamic and high-stakes world of live events. EventTech fills these gaps by offering tailored solutions for real-time engagement, seamless operations, and post-event ROI tracking.
Discover how EventTech stacks are designed to address every phase of the event lifecycle—pre-event planning, live engagement, and post-event analytics—and why building the right stack depends on the unique needs of your organization. Whether you’re managing concerts, conferences, or sports events, this episode provides a roadmap for aligning technology with your goals.
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