How to Choose an Experiential Marketing Agency, or the Partner You Actually Need

Choosing an experiential marketing agency? Match the partner to what the activation needs, ask the right questions, and trust the one that names a better fit.

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Event Photo Moderation: Nothing Reaches the Big Screen Until Someone Says Yes

Event photo moderation for sponsor events and fan zones in 2026: hold guest photos until your team approves them, so nothing off-brand reaches a live display.

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Product Launch Activation Ideas: 12 Ways to Make Guests Part of the Reveal

Product launch activation ideas for 2026 that put the new product in guests' content, qualify buyers while they play and keep the launch talked about after.

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What Bad Event Design Costs, and Where Guests Notice It First

Why event design matters: guests judge your event from the registration page on. Sam Eitzen on what inconsistent event branding costs and how to fix it.

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Why Snapbar Left the Event Logistics Business

Does Snapbar still rent photo booths? Sam Eitzen on why we stopped shipping gear and staffing events, and what the shift means for activations you run in 2026.

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The Best Experiential Marketing Platforms for Brand Activations and Events

The best experiential marketing platforms compared: what each runs, who it is built for, where the lead data goes and what it costs, checked October 2026.

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Rent, Buy or Platform? AI Photo Booths for Recurring Events

Rent vs buy an AI photo booth? For teams running several corporate events a year, the deciding factor is not price. Here is how to weigh each model in 2026.

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AI Photo Booth Trends: What Changed After the Novelty Wore Off

AI photo booth trends in 2026: why the novelty faded, what still works at events, and where brand demand moved next, from personalized cards to stories.

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The Participation Loop Every Good Activation Runs On

Event content capture works as a loop. A guest captures a moment, the platform processes it, and the display brings the next guest in. Sam Eitzen explains.

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