Event sponsorship visibility often stops at the backdrop and the programme. With Eventiere, a sponsor's logo sits on the guest page and, with sponsor photo frames, on the photos guests view and share. Organisers get event-level numbers to show what the event reached.
A backdrop puts a logo in front of the people standing there, once. A sponsor deciding whether to renew wants to know where the brand went after that, and organisers selling next year's packages want something better than an estimate.
A logo on a stage wall or a banner is seen in the room and stays in the room. Once the event ends, the branding ends with it.
Reach figures for a step-and-repeat are usually an estimate. Sponsors know it, and it weakens the renewal conversation.
Programme listings and screens do not go home with anyone. The photos guests keep are the things that do.
The organiser sets up sponsors for the whole event. Nothing extra is asked of guests or of the sponsor.
Upload each sponsor's logo to the event. They appear on the guest page that attendees open from the QR code or link.
On premium plans, place sponsor logos and the event's name on the photo itself or in a postcard-style frame. Preview it on real photos, then apply it to the whole event.
Guests find their photos with a selfie, view them, share them and download them. The frame stays on the photos they view and share, and on downloads when the organiser keeps branding on.
Each piece is something that runs today. Nothing here estimates reach beyond the platform.
Every guest who opens the event page sees the sponsors, whether they came for photos, the programme or a link a friend sent.
Logos and the event's name on the photos guests view and share, and on downloads where the organiser keeps branding on. Included in premium plans.
Visits, selfie searches, downloads, shares and registrations for the whole event, which you can show sponsors. Reporting is at event level, not per sponsor.
Guests announce they are coming and share the card on their own networks. See attending cards and share templates.
Guests who post about an event reach people the organiser and sponsor do not. Read how attendee advocacy works for events.
Show the event's photos on screens at the venue while the event runs, so guests see the moment they were part of.
The numbers Eventiere records are actions guests took: visits, searches, downloads, shares and registrations, for the event as a whole. Present them as that. A sponsor is better served by a smaller figure that is real than a large one built on a multiplier.
The guide to sponsor reporting from branded event photos walks through how to read each line with the sponsor. For the bigger picture, see why attendee-generated content compares with paid ads, or try the event media value calculator to frame a conversation about value. The event analytics page lists everything the report counts.
Headline partners at conferences, brand partners at corporate events and title sponsors at races all get the same treatment: one frame, set once.
Sponsor logos sit on the guest page, and with sponsor photo frames they also sit on the photos guests view, download and share. A logo on a backdrop is seen by whoever stands in front of it. A logo on a photo travels with that photo. Sponsor photo frames are included in premium plans.
Yes. A headline sponsor and supporting sponsors can share one frame, along with the event's own name and date. The frame is set once for the whole event.
No. Reporting is at event level. The analytics tab shows visits, selfie searches, downloads, shares and registrations for the whole event, and you share that view with sponsors. It does not split the numbers by sponsor.
No. Eventiere does not capture leads for sponsors. What a sponsor gets is visible branding on photos guests view and share, plus the event's own numbers.
Their logo on every photo guests view, next to the event's name, and on downloads when the organiser keeps the event's branding on downloads.
Sponsor logos on the guest page and event analytics are part of the platform. Sponsor photo frames are included in premium plans only. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.