Look up any company and see every conference it sponsors, exhibits at, or speaks at — 6,000+ conferences, 62,000 speakers, 55,000 sponsor slots in one graph.
I have been tracking conference in google sheets for 10+ years now. I had to consistently update their CFP deadlines, links, prospectus and speakers.
That's why I created Conferece Grid.
It lets you do 3 main things - - track a conference - CFP, prospectus, agenda and more.
- track your competitors - a lot of GTM teams want to know where their competitors are exhibiting or speaking and then evaluate those conferences. - track your ICP - you can track companies from your TAL or overall ICP, find conferences where you can meet more than a few of your TAL companies.
@fmerian@natwar86 From the buyer side, the thing I can never get a straight answer on before committing to a conference is the real attendee mix versus the sponsor deck's version. Does the database track anything on audience composition or sponsor repeat-rate, or is it mostly logistics like dates, cost, and location? That repeat-rate signal is the part I'd actually pay for.
COngratulations!! Pulling 6,000 conference sites into one searchable graph is a lot of unglamorous work that nobody sees. Genuinely useful for anyone doing B2B events. Nice one.
Conference Grid
I have been tracking conference in google sheets for 10+ years now. I had to consistently update their CFP deadlines, links, prospectus and speakers.
That's why I created Conferece Grid.
It lets you do 3 main things -
- track a conference - CFP, prospectus, agenda and more.
- track your competitors - a lot of GTM teams want to know where their competitors are exhibiting or speaking and then evaluate those conferences.
- track your ICP - you can track companies from your TAL or overall ICP, find conferences where you can meet more than a few of your TAL companies.
Thank you for the hunt @fmerian.
@fmerian @natwar86 From the buyer side, the thing I can never get a straight answer on before committing to a conference is the real attendee mix versus the sponsor deck's version. Does the database track anything on audience composition or sponsor repeat-rate, or is it mostly logistics like dates, cost, and location? That repeat-rate signal is the part I'd actually pay for.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Is there also any option to see the "conference near by me?"
Conference Grid
@busmark_w_nika Hey Nika - there is no option like that. But, you should be able to find conferences in a given city - https://conferencegrid.com/conferences/city/san-francisco
Just look for the city in the search bar.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@natwar86 also good thing to have :) Thank you!
Conference Grid
@busmark_w_nika Absolutely!
COngratulations!! Pulling 6,000 conference sites into one searchable graph is a lot of unglamorous work that nobody sees. Genuinely useful for anyone doing B2B events. Nice one.
Conference Grid
@abhi030609 Thanks Abhijeet :)