Conference Marketing Software With Attribution

A conference is promoted by the people in it: forty speakers, a dozen sponsors, a floor of exhibitors and every attendee who just bought a ticket. Give each of them a personalized banner and a one-tap share page, then see which of them sold the tickets.
Conference Marketing Software With Attribution
Free plan: one campaign, ten people, fifty banners a month.

Conference Promotion in Practice

Three Waves, Not One Launch

Sponsors at contract signing, speakers at lineup announcement, everyone again the week before. Links never expire, so each wave is a reminder email, not a new production.

Four Audiences, Four Messages

Speakers announce their session, sponsors their support, exhibitors their booth, attendees their attendance. Separate designs, invitation copy and captions per audience, one campaign.

Revenue per Speaker Is the Question

Was the speaker programme worth the travel budget? Per-speaker attributed ticket revenue answers it in the currency you sold in.

Lineups Change Until the Last Week

A session move or a replacement speaker is a list edit. The share page shows the current banner; nobody re-exports files.

How a Conference Campaign Runs

Speakers: Session Banners and a No-Login Page

Speakers: Session Banners and a No-Login Page

Import the programme, map name, headshot, session and track, and email every speaker a personal page. They check the details, swap the photo, pick a design and tap Share. The device share sheet opens with the image attached; the caption already has their tracked link to your ticket page.

Portrait and square designs for the LinkedIn feed
Per-speaker send log and opened status
Re-share from the same link before the event

Sponsors and Exhibitors: Logo, Tier, Booth

Sponsors and Exhibitors: Logo, Tier, Booth

Import the contract and floor plan lists. Logos are never cropped, tiers and stand numbers land on the banner, and every company gets a share page. The report shows clicks and conversions per company for the wrap-up deck.

Logo-led designs
Per-company results
Import at signing, send at announcement

Attendees: The Widget on the Ticket Confirmation

Attendees: The Widget on the Ticket Confirmation

One snippet on your confirmation page generates an I'm attending banner with the buyer's name and offers the same one-tap share. Attendees are never asked for an email, and each share carries its own tracked link.

Inline or popup, mobile-first
Prefill from your registration data
Shares counted in the same funnel

Set Up the Conference Campaign

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1. Design Per Audience

Speaker, sponsor, exhibitor and attendee designs from the templates or your own.

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2. Import the Lists

Programme, contracts, floor plan. CSV or XLSX, headers matched.

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3. Send in Waves

Sponsors first, speakers at announcement, everyone the week before.

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4. Widget and Pixel

Widget on the confirmation page, pixel on the ticket pages, one call with the order id at purchase.

What You Get on Every Plan

The Attendee Widget, Included

Inline or popup on your confirmation page, mobile-first, prefilled from your registration data. Every plan includes it, the free one too.

Revenue Attribution, Included

The conversion pixel on your own ticket pages attributes purchases and their value to the person who shared, per currency, within thirty days. Included on every plan.

Full Analytics and a Leaderboard

Views, shares, bot-filtered clicks and conversions over time, by channel and country, plus a leaderboard of the people who delivered. No reporting add-on.

A Final Report That Stays Complete

Archive the campaign after the conference: new banners stop, but late clicks and conversions from posts already out there keep counting, so the wrap-up numbers are final.

See It on Your Own Event

Twenty minutes with a demo campaign, or start free and import your first list today.

Frequently Asked Questions

The design is the small part. The software holds the roster, gives every person a personal share page, sends the invitations, mints a tracked link per share, filters bots out of the clicks and attributes ticket revenue to the person who posted. A design tool gives you the banner; this gives you the channel and the numbers.