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Strategic Planning
Strategic event marketing isn't about annual campaigns or tactical execution. It's about understanding which markets to enter, how to compete against established players, what leadership structure your growth actually requires, and how to build audiences that don't just attend but believe.
This is where you'll find frameworks for the decisions that determine whether your event succeeds or stalls before launch.


The Practitioner's Guide to Event Data Building: AI Prompts, Workflows and Validation
Event data acquisition divides into acquisition method, nurturing architecture, and validation protocol. Each component determines conversion velocity and cost efficiency. This guide provides operational frameworks and copy-paste prompts for systematic data building.

Natalie Gurney
Nov 17, 20258 min read


Event Data Strategy: The Multi-Year Investment Model
Event organisers who treat data acquisition as a tactical marketing expense misunderstand the mechanics of conversion. The distinction between organisations that multiply registration year over year and those that plateau despite increased spend lies in data intelligence, not data volume.

Natalie Gurney
Nov 17, 20258 min read


Event Audience Strategy: Why Great Events Make Meaning, Not Marketing
Across thousands of panels, meetings, and media moments, a single story emerges. It is not identical in wording, but it shares intent. ADIPEC does not sell itself, it articulates what the industry is trying to say before the industry finds the words.
This is not a quirk of clever branding or volume. It is what the best exhibitions and conferences achieve but few recognise. They are not simply marketing platforms, they are meaning making systems.

Natalie Gurney
Nov 5, 20255 min read
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