FringeList.com – now in it’s fifth year – is the online interactive guide to all the conferences. It is also the only way to tell thousands of party conference attendees about your events via the Web. FringeList promotes your events with a huge online advertising campaign across all the most read political blogs, as well as in The Spectator and New Statesman. The app integrates with LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. All the right places to be seen by the right people.

Last year thousands of users used our interactive website and downloaded free apps to their phones replacing the paper handbooks to find the events they really wanted to attend. One click and a user can easily see events themed around specific policies, or in specific areas of the conference zone (though we’ve noticed users tend to mostly search for events that offer ‘refreshments‘). We also send users an SMS/text message reminder a couple of hours before their favourite events start.

Organisers who take advantage of FringeList will see their events promoted with online advertising campaigns that drive thousands of party conference attendees to find out about events and register for text reminders to attend.

In the age of iPhones, handing out leaflets and hoping conference-goers read it and remember to come seems not just old fashioned but a bit hit and miss. Last year, we sent out 25,000 text message reminders to people attending the conferences. We offer two marketing packages to fringe event organisers – click on the learn more button to see how we can help you fill all those seats at your events.

 

 

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Reach thousands of conference attendees by advertising across the blogosphere. Conference attendees will see ads for your events on all these sites and more in the weeks leading up to the party conferences.