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Welcome to "Building Awesome Events," the podcast where seasoned event marketers from leading companies like VMWare, HP, and Drift join your host Ankush Gupta to share their insights on the art of event marketing. Tune in to learn about their personal journeys into the industry and discover their proven strategies for consistently delivering successful B2B events and business conferences. From event management to event marketing, this podcast covers it all. Don't miss out on valuable tips an ...
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WellAttended: Event and Theatre Marketing / Promotion

William Rader | Founder of WellAttended - Box Office Management and Marketi

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WellAttended is a theatre and event marketing podcast for producers looking to increase their ticket sales. William Rader interviews today's most successful event producers once a week, so that you can learn new ways to promote your shows. Each episode ends with actionable advice that you immediately use to increase ticket sales. If you're listening on iTunes, please make sure to subscribe.
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Weekly podcast about entertainment marketing, event marketing, digital marketing, social media marketing, content marketing, influencer marketing and entrepreneurship. As an owner of 3 (small) businesses I will share all my personal experiences on entrepreneurship. I will also provide you tons of value in event marketing & social media tips. Let's connect! And if you would like to be a guest on my show, please connect via my website lapinquotidien.com Website : www.lapinquotidien.com Instagr ...
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In our 14th episode of Building Awesome Events, we dove into the fascinating world of events and sustainability with Dale Hudson, the Knowledge and Events Director at the IMEX Group. Listen to this latest episode, which talks about the following: 1. A Unique Career Journey: Dale shares her journey from considering geography to becoming an event ind…
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Raf De Kimpe, the CEO of FinTech Week London and Chief Commercial Officer at Disrupt Media, was our guest on the Building Awesome Events podcast. In this episode, Raf shared the story of how he transitioned from the business software side to the world of event management. He spoke about his early experience working at a software research company wh…
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In our new episode, Ankush Gupta interviews Ashly Priest, who has worked in event management for several years. They discuss her experience managing large-formatted events, such as the Women in Digital and Women in Analytics conferences, which aim to give a platform to women in STEM fields. They also talk about Priest's role as Head of Event Servic…
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In the 11th episode of Building Awesome Events, Lauren Grady, Strategic Events & Programming Lead at Vimeo, smashed it out of the park and gave us so many nuggets, you would have to listen to the whole podcast to get it all, but to summarize, she spoke with us about: -The importance of understanding all aspects of events to operate more efficiently…
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Building Awesome Events is out with it's 10th episode with Allison Crooker, Director- Event Content, VMware. -In this episode, Allison graciously shares with us her amazing journey and some of the highlights of her career, including her experience working with big event portfolios at NVIDIA and VMWare. --She also talks about how she manages her cur…
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Building Awesome Events presents its 9th episode, an interesting discussion between Ankush Gupta, the Founder of Eventible.com, and Jonathan Kazarian, CEO & Founder at Accelevents. During the conversation, Jonathan speaks about his journey from working at a hedge fund right out of school to hosting a fundraiser of about 1000 people to raise money f…
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Building Awesome Events presents its 8th episode, an interesting discussion between Ankush Gupta, the Founder of Eventible.com, and Liz Caruso, CEO at Liz King Events and TechsyTalk. During the conversation, Liz speaks about how her love for events was kindled during her stint in an admin role at the career center at Columbia and being promoted thr…
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Ankush Gupta, Founder at Eventible.com dives into conversation with Gerilynn Marburger, Diretcor- Global Events at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, in this special episode of Building Awesome Events. Learn how Gerilynn realized that events were the right path for her. Listen to her talk about a variety of important topics today for #eventprofs ranging f…
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A crucial element to a successful event is the innate ability to market and carry an event to production. In an engaging conversation, Ankush Gupta, Founder, Eventible, speaks with Bethany Murphy- Director of Global Events at Drift to better understand how events are executed, right from the stage where the event concept is on the drawing board to …
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Building Awesome Events presents its next episode. An engaging discussion between Ankush Gupta, the Founder of Eventible.com, and Rachel Russell, Field Marketing Manager at Even (now ONE). During the conversation, Russell speaks about how her love for events was kindled during the various events she organized. During her time at i4cp – an HR resear…
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Ankush Gupta, Founder at Eventible.com dives into conversation with Lindsey Cohen, Director - Event Marketing, Snyk in this special segment of Building Awesome Events. Learn how Lindsey got into event marketing and solved her way through 2020 and 2021. Listen to her talk about a variety of important topics today for #eventprofs ranging from produci…
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If you're someone who has found comfort in the wealth of streamed content delivered through the pandemic by platforms such as Amazon, Netflix and Disney, then you'll not want to miss this hilarious yet insightful chat about what event organisers and meeting planners can learn from the best brains in the entertainment world. In this fireside chat we…
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As an event prof you've lived through a time of intense change to the way events have been conducted - the pandemic saw in-person events swing heavily towards virtual events and now back to in-person and hybrid formats. These shifts have also affected your attendee behaviour and engagement patterns - from attendees embracing virtual formats to suff…
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In this interview with Eventible, Sir Martin Sorrell, Executive Director, S4 Capital, shares exclusive insight on the COVID-19 pandemic and the economy, the trends concerning remote working, his thoughts on reviewing as an aid to active decision making, and how we see a raging number of influencers across the global market. In a statement he says: …
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Terry Magelssen explains how to add production value to your show to increase your fees. He talks about how to include elements such as lighting and sound, how to explain your show requirements to technicians, and describes how to most effectively sell your show. Terry is a theatrically trained stage magician, director, author and lecturer based ou…
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Gogo Incognito talks about producing shows from a venue owner's perspective. She explains how to approach a venue, the different types of agreements that you can make, and how to work with a venue to make your shows a success. Gogo is a co-owner of Corsair Distillery which has been a leader of American Craft Distilling for over 10 years. Gogo studi…
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Art Grueneberger talks about how he decentralized his puppetry business. He discusses how he increased his revenue, how he systematized his sales, and explains how he trains puppeteers to perform his shows. Art is a Director, Producer, and Puppeteer. Art became fascinated by puppetry while pursuing a degree in teaching. In his last year of college,…
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Cody Clark explains how to sell your show to specialty markets. He discusses how to get into fringe festivals, how to build relationships with organizations, how to get onto TV, and how to build a show that your audience wants to see. Cody is a 25 year old professional magician and autistic self-advocate from Louisville, KY. He was diagnosed as aut…
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In this episode, no marketing, no entrepreneurship, no tips etc. But life as it is. Meet my 2 kids. 3 and 5 years old. They attacked my after recording one of my episodes. And they spontaneously started to talk in the microphones. I could not resist sharing this with you :-) And, when I think about it, THEY are the reason why I'm doing this podcast…
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Hospitality Expert & Brand Experience Manager Jim Cantens (33yo) talks about how to start a business, about failing and getting up. Jim loves creating experiences for brands, especially in the world of food concepts. Enjoy! More about Jim : https://www.instagram.com/jimcantens/ More about Laurent : https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurentlootens/ https:…
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Thomas Joos is a great entrepreneur and an amazing person. He talks about entrepreneurship, about how to create high performance teams, how to scale an event agency and how EGO stands in the way for success when entrepreneurs want to scale their business. More about Thomas Joos : https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasjoos/?originalSubdomain=be More abo…
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Entertainment Marketing is an ecosystem for brands : a mix of event marketing and digital marketing. With entertainment as it's fuel. Resulting in relevant data and extreme customer delight. My point is that brands should be a part of the entertainment on social media and not interrupt people. And if we talk about creating entertainment : event man…
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Jenny Björklöf felt the entrepreneurial drive quite quickly. As an event manager she became an expert in networking. Today, she is known as a superconnector, organizing networking events and sharing Linkedin tips. Hope you enjoy the episode! More about Jenny : https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennybjorklof/?originalSubdomain=be More about Laurent Looten…
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My talk with Lucas Decuypere is pure fire! He talks about how he lived very humbly and low profile for a long time in order to build his business. He talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and also about his dreams and his vision. Lucas is the founder and CEO of Adagio, optimizing customer experience in the digital space by designing the custom…
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This episode is about the journey of being an entrepreneur. Caroline Vander Straeten is an Belgian entrepreneur who wants to create Disneyland for dogs. After lots of studies at management schools like Vlerick and Stanford, Caroline worked as a vet expert for different companies. In stead of choosing the easy path, she chose love. Romantic love ànd…
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Connor Asher discusses how to start a business as a puppeteer. He talks about why he decided to start his own business and the different ways that he makes money through his puppet shows, teaching classes, and working on commercials. He also explains how he creates custom puppets and shares his design questionnaire that he sends to clients. Be sure…
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Filip Smets is the owner and CEO of Lemon Companies, making companies digitally successful. In this episode, Filip talks about the reality and struggle of growing a business. What would really make you happy? Growing your business? Or keeping it the way it is? You can get in touch with Filip via : www.lemon.be More about me : https://www.linkedin.c…
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Billy Guan talks about how to start planning for retirement. He discusses why you should start investing, how much you should invest, and explains popular investment strategies. Billy is a Magician and a Senior Financial Consultant and Retirement Planner. He specializes in helping people get educated on asset protection principles and wealth buildi…
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After working for more than a decade as a General Manager for employers like TNT Express, Brussels Airport, Dachser, BAFI and Aviapartner, Philippe Fierens decided to start his own business and to be an entrepreneur. "My wife gave me a wake up call. My life was all about work and there was no balance. Since I started ExSeCo, a company in executive …
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Christophe Morbee is a friend I've known since I was 5. Now, he is the leading man and owner of Besox, a payroll company in Belgium. Since he took over the family business, Besox is growing exponentially. His ideas about entrepreneurship are amazing and controversial. In this interview he talks about poker, cannabis, growing pains, daily habits, ho…
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Brands are egocentric when they post on social media. They post classic advertisements on their social media accounts, without being really customer centric. In this keynote for MPI Belgium, I talk about the concept of Social TV. A way of entertaining your customers within your brand DNA. I talk about how brands should stop interrupting their custo…
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As a serial entrepreneur in event marketing, Bart Taveirne shares every detail of his journey on how to find your real passion by listening to yourself. "I was a bartender and I never went to Cuba!". That was the moment he knew he needed to change his life. "Every Business Person is a Spiritual Person - we just got too detached". Reach your goals, …
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In this episode I have a talk with an amazing influencer in event marketing : Nick Borelli. Coming from Cleveland Ohio, he works all over the world as a event consultant and as a public speaker. He is also an great content creator around social media marketing and the event industry. What you will learn in this episode : - how to get started in the…
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Dan Meagher discusses how to turn ticket buyers into repeat patrons. He explains his Re|action program which includes how to contact lapsed ticket buyers, the types of offers to create to get them to come back, and how to make your patrons feel special. Download the handout in the show notes to get examples of offers and emails that Dan sends to Di…
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Gary Berg discusses how to price your shows and make $100,000 a year. We talk about 8 factors that play a role in pricing, the formula to make $100,000, and we discuss the benefits of working with an agent. Gary founded G.L. Berg Entertainment in 1989, and today, the company is one of the largest entertainment providers across the country, contract…
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Dan Holzman explains how to use comedy in your marketing. He talks about the three important factors for effective comedy, his framework for developing routines from the ground up, and how you can be clever with your marketing. Dan has been called a Juggling Genius because of his unique and entertaining twist on the 2000 year old art of juggling. H…
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There are very clear rules in the filmindustry about how to do storytelling. These rules are often well applied by brands when communicating through classic media, videomarketing, social media, etc. But not when brands communicate their message via event marketing. In this episode I explain you how you can apply these storytelling rules in the deve…
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Influencer Marketing is a great way to develop your business and your brand as an EventProf. In this interview with Mariska Kesteloo from Word of Mice we have a great talk about Influencer Marketing in the MICE industry, about daring to say "YES", about entrepreneurship, how to start a business and mentorship. Hope you enjoy this episode full of fi…
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In this episode I explain you how the rules of event marketing can be applied to retail concepts. It is first of all about creating a solid Brand DNA for your shop. After that I go into detail on : - how to create a highly experiential shop - adding the Human Touch - being relevant to people and planet Let's connect on Instagram : https://www.insta…
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RJ Lynch discusses the 7 hidden gems he found in the WellAttended Podcast that have helped make his shows a success. He talks about how to create a unique event, how to find a venue, how to get press, and much more. Download the handout in the show notes at the bottom of this episode. RJ is a 21 year old Communications student by day and profession…
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In this episode, I have an open talk with the founder of Tutu Shop, Isabelle Dumortier. As a very young female entrepreneur, she runs an amazing brand, trying to run and dominate the world. It is a talk about the journey of being an entrepreneur. And also just about life. How to improve it for yourself and others. We talk about digital marketing, a…
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Peter Boie explains how to organize your sales with a CRM. He talks about why you need a CRM, what you can do with it, how it can help increase sales, and the features you should look for when choosing one. Peter travels nationwide performing his award winning show Magician for Non-Believers. His show is one of the top booked college acts in the co…
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Visiting New York City is an Experience. Visiting the city was very inspiring to me and it taught me 3 valuable lessons that I will apply to my event marketing business. As an event manager / event planner I will apply these three lessons on my next event concepts. It's about making choices within a concept, being friendly and positive and also abo…
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In this episode I am interviewing the 27 year old Connor Gillivan about how to start your own business. A talk about entrepreneurship, having a good idea and monetizing it, how to solve frictions with your business partner and about staying positive and humble. Connor is a serial entrepreneur that started out of his college dorm room. Sold over $25…
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I was always a little sceptic when I saw that book on the shelf. A 4 Hour Workweek? Really? That must be a scam. So I never bought it. But, in the end, after some recommendations, I did buy it. In this episode I go through the basic principles of the book, and I tell you how it affected my life as an event manager, an entrepreneur and as a person i…
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Joe Diamond explains the 7 lessons he learned from getting kicked off TripAdvisor. He talks about why he got removed, how to keep this from happening to you, and how to properly use TripAdvisor to promote your business. Joe may look like a normal guy, but he has turned his fascination for the strange and mysterious into a full time career! In 2010,…
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Lots of people hesitate to start their own business. Some of you are working for a boss and have moments of doubt : should I do this, or not? In this episode, I started with the idea of telling you why your brand should care about event marketing. But, suddenly, while starting the episode, I started talking about why you should (or should not) star…
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I see so many event managers struggle to create a relevant event concept. In 5 easy steps, I will guide you to an easy framework to build an amazing but relevant concept for the corporate brands you are working for. It's all about really understanding your client and being creative within the Brand DNA of your client. If you can find a link between…
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Thom Britton talks about how to use print marketing as merchandise in back of room sales. He explains what to sell, how to price the merchandise, where to put your table, and how to make the most money selling your products. You can follow along with this episode by downloading the presentation in the show notes. Thom is a fire eater, a classically…
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Eventprofs do not market themselves in the right way. It's a real problem of image. A problem of reputation. Especially when you talk about our business to CMO's and CEO's of corporate brands. They see us too often as party planners. Not as strategic partners for their brands. And this needs to change. Event Marketing is an underestimated marketing…
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