The data you already have and are not using
Your data is scattered across ticketing, a spreadsheet and three forms. Having emails is not having a database, and the difference shows.
Turn every performance into a cross-selling opportunity, manage national tours with geographic segmentation and build a loyal theatre audience.
You have thousands of emails from people who saw "Mamma Mia" and you lose them when you open another title. Migrate historicals by show, tag by genre (musical, comedy, drama, family) and launch the next opening only to the matching profile. Every production adds to your theatre base instead of starting over.
A Madrid resident receives "last week in Seville" when they can't even go. Apply geographic segmentation by city and tour date: each venue gets its own message and its own purchase window. A 400-seat venue and a 2,000-seat theatre don't get promoted the same way.
A subscriber pays for 6 performances, attends 2 and doesn't renew. By cross-referencing the subscription with actual attendance (via ticketing or QR in venue), you detect early disengagement and reactivate before renewal cut-off. The gap between 60% and 80% renewal lives in that data.
Families with kids value different things than a group of friends: early showtimes, stroller access, packs of 4, child discounts. Tag by family composition and adapt each promise. Same show, two campaigns: one for families, one for couples.
Yes. Nevent works equally for a long-running production in a single venue and for a 30-date tour across 15 cities. The difference is in how the calendar and segmentation are modeled: tours add a geographic dimension with venue-specific sales windows.
We connect with the main theatre ticketing platforms in Spain and other markets (including those with public APIs and custom connections). Our tech team reviews your stack and proposes the connection path that avoids manual migrations.
Yes. You can create subscriber segments, cross-reference with real performance attendance, detect early disengagement and launch specific campaigns for subscription renewals. You can also automate communications per subscription phase (welcome, reminders, surveys, renewal).
Yes, with special considerations for minors. Nevent supports linked profiles (adult holder + minors) complying with GDPR and lets you segment by family composition to adapt each show's promise.
Yes. When you open a new show, you launch the initial campaign to the segment that previously attended similar shows (same genre, same creative team, same time slot). The first two weeks of sales work better with qualified cross-selling than with cold ads.
Yes. EU servers, DPA contract, granular consent per channel, linked profiles with specific protection for minor data, right to be forgotten and portability from the panel. External legal team audits every year.
Your data is scattered across ticketing, a spreadsheet and three forms. Having emails is not having a database, and the difference shows.
Meta counts the results it can see, and the sale happens in your ticketing platform. Your real cost per ticket, and why the algorithm works against you.
65.3% of attendee questions arrive outside working hours. Real data from Nevent's conversational model: 24/7 attendee support and audience profiling.
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