Your event does not end when the doors close. Every guest gets their own gallery and shares it back to their own network, and you get the reports that show sponsors and your own management what the event achieved.
Post-event engagement covers everything from the moment your event ends to whatever you send afterwards. On most platforms that means a separate follow-up email built from scratch. On Eventiere it is built around what a guest already wants: their own photos, arriving automatically, with nothing extra for you to write on the day it ends.
The guest page keeps an Event Memories section once the event is over, where the event's photos keep scrolling and lead into the full gallery. A guest does not need to remember a date or search for anything: they come back to their own gallery, see the event again, and share their memories from there, which is what keeps the event visible after it has closed.
Each guest gets their own gallery and album link, and an email when their photos are ready. Photos are found by selfie or race bib number, with no app and no login.
Easy sharing to social networks and WhatsApp puts a photo in front of a guest's own network. Sponsor photo frames and your own watermark, both premium plan features, were already on the photo when the guest received it, and they travel with it every time it is shared afterwards.
Guests can favourite the photos they want most, download everything at once when you allow it, and find video alongside the photos from the same event.
Analytics and sponsor reports show views, downloads and shares for the event and for sponsor branding specifically, so what you hand a sponsor is a real number rather than an impression. See it on event analytics.
The ROI calculator turns that activity into a figure you can put in front of a sponsor or your own management, without building a spreadsheet from scratch each time.
Everything the event captured, registration details, avatar submissions and attendee lists, exports so you can follow up in whatever tool you already use for that. Terms like these, and others such as selfie search and race bib number search, are explained in the glossary.
Let the album-ready email do the reminding. It reaches a guest automatically, so you do not need a separate message just to tell them their photos are up.
Frame the headline sponsor's photos before you send anything. Their branding keeps travelling every time a guest shares a photo, long after the event itself is over.
Pull the sponsor report together while it is fresh. Send it alongside your thank-you, rather than weeks later when the numbers feel disconnected from the day.
Export your attendee list before you move on. Have it ready for whatever you send next, instead of digging it out later.
Corporate events. A sponsor report backed by real numbers is what makes the case for next year's corporate event budget.
Conferences. Delegates sharing their own photos keeps a conference visible on their networks long after the last session ends.
Weddings. Every guest at a wedding gets their own gallery to keep and share, without waiting weeks for a photographer's edit.
It is what keeps an event working after it ends: getting guests their photos, encouraging them to share, and showing sponsors and stakeholders what the event achieved.
Each guest gets a personal gallery and an email when their photos are ready, found by selfie or race bib number, with no app and no login.
Yes, when you switch on Download All. Guests can also favourite photos and download individually, and share straight to social networks and WhatsApp.
Analytics and sponsor reports show views, downloads and shares for the event and its sponsor branding, and the ROI calculator gives you a number to put in front of a sponsor or your own management.
Yes. Sponsor photo frames and your own watermark, both premium plan features, apply to every photo a guest views, downloads or shares, not only on the day.
It is the section on the guest page where the event's photos keep scrolling after the event ends, leading into the full gallery. Guests come back to their own gallery and share their memories from there, whenever they like.