Eventix Spotify integration boosts event promotion for organisers
A new partnership between Spotify and ticketing platform Eventix aims to amplify live music promotion.
Eventix, a Netherlands-based ticketing platform, has announced a new integration with Spotify, aiming to enhance event promotion for artists and organisers. This partnership allows event organisers to promote their events directly through Spotify, leveraging the platform’s extensive user base to reach a wider audience.
According to Eventix, this collaboration is “a step towards bridging the gap between artists and their audiences.” By integrating with Spotify, organisers can highlight their events to listeners who are already engaged with similar music, potentially increasing ticket sales and event attendance.
It’s important to note that Spotify will collect a commission from ticket sales made through this integration. While the exact percentage has not been specified, organisers should consider this fee when planning their event budgets.
One of the key advantages of this integration is its ability to personalise event promotion. Rather than relying on generic advertising, organisers can reach Spotify users who have already shown interest in similar artists and genres. This ensures that event promotions are highly relevant, increasing the chances of converting casual listeners into ticket buyers.
A practical example of this integration in action is Paaspop, a Netherlands festival, whcih is utilising the Spotify profiles of some artists from their lineup to market the event. By featuring the festival on these artists’ profiles, they effectively reach a broader audience already interested in similar music, thereby boosting ticket sales and event awareness.
This development signifies a move towards more integrated event promotion strategies within the music industry. By leveraging Spotify’s platform, Eventix aims to provide organisers with innovative tools to enhance their promotional efforts and connect more effectively with potential attendees.