Event Marketing Software That Proves Who Drove Registrations

Software that helps an event find its audience: registration and ticketing, event websites, email, social promotion and the analytics that show what worked. DynaPictures covers the social promotion that runs through speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and attendees, and the attribution of what it produced.

At least a way to register people, a way to reach them and a way to measure what worked. For promotion through people that means a banner per person, sharing without a login, a tracked link per share, bot filtering and conversion tracking on your own pages.

No. DynaPictures is not tied to any registration tool, CFP system or ticketing provider. You import your people from a spreadsheet, the widget embeds on any page that accepts custom HTML, and the short links point at whatever landing URL you set.

X, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp and email, plus a download and a copy-the-caption button for everything else. On Chrome, Edge and Safari the device share sheet opens with the image attached; Firefox falls back to download plus copy. Instagram has no web share target, so the download route is the one that works there.

You paste one snippet on your ticket pages and make one call with the order id and value when a purchase completes. The pixel captured the attribution id when the visitor arrived through a share link, stored it in the browser and kept it attached to your own links and forms through the checkout. If your checkout runs on another vendor's domain where you cannot place the snippet, you get clicks but not purchases.

Attributed revenue minus promotion cost, divided by promotion cost. DynaPictures supplies the revenue side per speaker, sponsor and channel through tracked links and the conversion pixel; the ROI guide walks through the formula and the KPIs.

Views, shares, bot-filtered clicks, conversions and revenue, per person, channel and country over time. Shares are counted as intent, the moment the share sheet opens, so clicks and conversions are the numbers to report.

The repetitive parts, yes: a banner is generated for every person on the list and for every registrant through the widget, invitation emails go out from one wizard, and every share gets its own tracked link without anyone building UTM codes.

Attendees are not imported. They arrive through the widget on your confirmation page, type their name, optionally add a photo and share. That keeps the attendee flow anonymous: no roster, no email, no consent screen to design.

DynaPictures runs in Frankfurt, Germany. Visitor IP addresses and user agents are stored only as hashes, bot traffic is classified rather than deleted, and attendees are never asked for an email address. A Data Processing Agreement is available on request. The dedicated GDPR page lists what is stored and for how long.

Yes. The DynaPictures attendee widget sits on your registration confirmation page, generates an I'm attending banner with the registrant's name and optional photo, and opens the share sheet with a tracked link. For a single graphic there is also a free I'm Attending Graphic Generator.

Yes. Import speakers with their photo, name and session, and each one gets a personal page with their banner already made and a prepared caption with a tracked link. They share it in one tap, with no account.

The short version: self-serve with a free plan, per-share tracked links with bot-filtered clicks, a conversion pixel with revenue attribution, and hosting in Frankfurt. Where they are ahead: ticketing integrations, which we do not have, and managed services. The comparison table above and the individual alternative pages go through it row by row.