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LOCAL news is the top reason people subscribe to a community newspaper, according to an Ad Age/Ipsos Observer American Consumer survey. At the same time, a shift toward an experience economy shows no signs of slowing. In fact, a 2014 Harris Poll on behalf of Eventbrite reported that 78% of millennials preferred to spend money […]
Los Angeles – April 17th, 2019, Evvnt, an events marketing automation platform, today announced a content partnership with Burbio.com, a community events platform that streams hyperlocal school, library, government, recreation and non-profit event content across the US. Through the partnership, Burbio’s zip-code level events can be customized and integrated into Evvnt’s revenue-generating event calendars to […]
Los Angeles, CA – 3rd April, 2019. Today Evvnt Inc, an event marketing automation platform, announced a strategic partnership with Site Impact, Inc., an established email marketing operator for the newspaper industry. “Consumers love email and we wanted to make it as simple as possible for local event organizers to create and send communications marketing […]
In a world filled with so many different events to chose from, having a great event description for your event could be crucial to ensuring that people turn their interest into attendance. Writing an effective description is harder than it seems and requires some forethought and skill. Here are six methods for capturing your audience. […]
New York – 14th February, 2019, Evvnt, an events marketing automation platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Metro Creative Graphics, Inc., an established content CMS operator for the newspaper industry over the last 109 years. Through this partnership Evvnt will be introduced to 17000+ editors and commercial teams who continue to struggle with monetising […]
Los Angeles-based Evvnt has developed an automated event-marketing calendar that publishers can use to manage events, automating what was once a time-consuming, complex, and expensive task, and funneling revenue from event marketers straight to publishers. The Web-based tool has been six years in the making. Events Calendar licensing in the US “is a $40-million industry — […]