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This is an interesting problem - I have a YouTube focused event called Playlist Live and we have a similar problem. We have three primary tiers of attendees:
by tehwebguy 14y ago
This is an interesting problem - I have a YouTube focused event called Playlist Live and we have a similar problem.
We have three primary tiers of attendees:
- Popular creators who perform, speak and collaborate
- Fans of the top tier who want to take it in and get autographs
- Up-and-coming creators who want to grow
The event isn't selling out in a day and our sell-out this year was only 4200 tickets, but it's increasingly difficult to offer a meaningful experience to all three groups, especially with fans outnumbering the other groups.
This year we expanded our "Insight" track which gives up-and-comers a chance to work with the most popular creators one-on-one and it was great! The problem is that fans are willing to pay more than up-and-comers just to get access to creators, so charging more for Insight doesn't seem to separate things.
- roc 14y agoBreak the fan/performance thing out into a separate event entirely? Playlist Live/Playlist Creator? Some fans would undoubtedly still buy tickets for the 'creator' event, but I've got to imagine their willingness to pay is mostly a function of "no other good way" to ever get access to the creators they enjoy. If there was another way, a way that was geared to their interests (performances vs powerpoint) I'd imagine the numbers of fans willing to sit through a talk on SEO for an autograph would dwindle. I mean, how many fans are trying to scam press passes to E3 anymore, now that there are things like PAX?