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What we have learned from event people
Notes from the box office and the back office — what actually sells tickets, and what only looks like it does.
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Product
The Entrello process: why good events are no accident
Five steps that turn one-off events into an audience that comes back.
Process Retention Analytics
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Marketing
Labels: the plain little tags your conversion turns on
Most organisers send the newsletter to everyone at once, then wonder about the click rate. The sharpest tool for hitting the right people is already in your account.
Segmentation Newsletter
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Operations
The hidden feature that turns venue screens into a marketing channel
Kiosk Display has been in Entrello for a while: run every screen in your building, and make what happens in front of them measurable.
Screens Attribution QR codes
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Marketing
QR codes in event marketing: offline finally becomes measurable
Posters, flyers and banners used to resist evaluation entirely. A trackable code turns each of them into a channel with numbers behind it.
QR codes Attribution
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Marketing
Regulars: the growth you already have
Winning new guests matters. But a format almost always grows through the people who come back — and they need activating, not convincing.
Retention Segmentation Newsletter
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Ticketing
Promo codes: why they work, and why so few organisers use them
A promo code is not a markdown. It is a measurable instrument attached to a campaign — and it takes under a minute to make.
Promo codes Attribution Seasonal
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Marketing
Valentine's Day: commercial kitsch, or an underrated ticket booster?
Around 14 February people go looking for experiences rather than objects. That is a selling opportunity, whether or not you put something on that night.
Seasonal Promo codes
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