Industry Insights
Field notes and practical guides from the tickts desk, filed under industry insights.
Industry Insights
271 guidesHow Corporate Events Drive Business
The commercial rationale for corporate events, from lead generation and client retention to employee engagement…
Guide to Wifi and Connectivity at Large Events
Reliable connectivity at large events is essential for cashless payments, live streaming, social media, and operational communications.
How to Use Social Media Analytics for Event Promotion
Social media platforms generate enormous amounts of data about your audience and content performance.
The Impact of Anti-Harassment Policies at Events
Anti-harassment policies are now standard at many UK events, but do they actually work?
Guide to Benchmarking Ticket Sales Against Industry Averages
How do your ticket sales compare to other events in your sector?
The Role of Agents and Promoters in Live Music
How booking agents and promoters work together to bring live music to UK audiences, including their different roles, how they are paid…
Will Subscription Models Work for Live Events?
Subscription models have transformed streaming, fitness, and dining. Could they work for live events in the UK?
How Automated Lighting Is Changing Live Shows
Automated and intelligent lighting systems are transforming the production quality of live events at every scale.
How Energy Prices Affect Event Venues
Energy costs have become one of the biggest operational challenges for UK event venues. Here is how the sector is coping and adapting.
How Conference Organisers Generate Revenue
The business model behind professional conferences and trade events in the UK, from delegate fees and exhibition income to sponsorship packages and content licensing.
How Insurance Costs Are Reshaping Events
Rising insurance premiums are forcing event organisers to rethink their plans. The insurance market could fundamentally change which events are viable.
How Events Are Becoming More Culturally Inclusive
From programming to food to marketing, UK events are finding new ways to reflect the cultural diversity of their audiences.
