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title: "Speaker & Sponsor Campaigns: Custom Landing Pages, Bulk Invites, Per-Advocate Tracking"
description: "Attendir's speaker and sponsor campaigns: custom landing pages, bulk email invites, per-advocate tracking to drive event registrations."
canonical: "https://attendir.com/blog/speaker-sponsor-campaigns-launch"
lang: "en"
updated: "Sep 21, 2026"
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# Speaker & Sponsor Campaigns: Custom Landing Pages, Bulk Invites, Per-Advocate Tracking

Your speakers have audiences that trust them. Your sponsors have marketing teams that need to justify their investment. Both groups are sitting on a goldmine of potential event registrations — and most organizers leave this channel almost entirely untapped.

Today we're launching three features that make speaker and sponsor campaigns a first-class workflow in Attendir.

## What's New

### 1. Custom Landing Page Labels

Every Attendir campaign now has a **Landing Page Label** field. This controls the text shown on tracked landing pages (`/go/{slug}`) above the advocate's name.

The default is "Recommended by" — perfect for general attendee campaigns. But for speakers, you can set it to **"Speaking at"**, and for sponsors, **"Proud sponsor of."** This small change makes a big difference in how the landing page reads to visitors.

When someone clicks through a speaker's share, they land on a page that says "Speaking at [Event Name]" with the speaker's photo and name. That's a personal endorsement that carries far more weight than a generic recommendation.

### 2. Bulk Email Invites

You can now invite speakers and sponsors directly from the campaign dashboard. Click **Send Invites**, paste a list of email addresses, and Attendir dispatches personalized invitation emails to each one.

No more copy-pasting share links into individual emails. No more tracking who you've sent to in a spreadsheet. Paste your speaker roster, hit send, and move on.

### 3. Speaker & Sponsor Templates

Two new campaign templates make setup even faster:

- **Speaker Promotion** — Pre-fills the campaign name, sets the landing page label to "Speaking at," and includes speaker-focused share copy
- **Sponsor Campaign** — Pre-fills with "Proud sponsor of" labeling and sponsor-appropriate messaging

Select a template when creating a new campaign and the form auto-fills with sensible defaults. You can customize everything before saving.

## Why This Matters

Speakers and sponsors are your most underutilized marketing channel. Here's why:

**Speakers have highly relevant audiences.** A speaker's LinkedIn followers are almost perfectly aligned with your target attendee. Their connections are in the same industry, interested in the same topics, and far more likely to register than a cold audience from paid ads.

**Sponsors need to show ROI.** Every sponsor wants to demonstrate that their investment is working. A branded sharing card that says "Proud sponsor of [Event]" gives them a tangible asset to share with their network — and you can show them exactly how many views and clicks their shares generated.

**The compounding effect.** When speakers share early (4-6 weeks out), they drive a first wave of registrations. Those registrants enter the attendee advocacy flow and share with their own networks, creating a second wave. The result: your speakers seed the viral loop that attendees amplify.

## How to Set It Up

**For speakers:**

1. Create a new campaign and select the **Speaker Promotion** template
2. The landing page label auto-fills to "Speaking at" and share copy is speaker-focused
3. Customize the share text and campaign image if needed
4. Click **Send Invites** on the campaign page and paste your speaker email list
5. Each speaker receives an invitation with their personalized sharing card

**For sponsors:**

1. Create a new campaign and select the **Sponsor Campaign** template
2. The landing page label auto-fills to "Proud sponsor of"
3. Adjust the share copy and branding for your sponsor tier
4. Send invites to your sponsor contacts

You can run attendee, speaker, and sponsor campaigns simultaneously on the same event. Each campaign has its own analytics, share text, and landing page label — so you can track the performance of each audience segment independently.

## The Playbook: Combining Speaker + Sponsor + Attendee Campaigns

The most effective approach runs three campaigns in sequence:

**Weeks 6-4: Speaker campaign.** Send invites to your speaker roster. Their shares create initial awareness and drive early registrations from highly relevant audiences.

**Weeks 4-2: Sponsor campaign.** Activate your sponsors. Their shares reach a different but complementary audience — typically broader industry contacts and company followers.

**Weeks 2-0: Attendee campaign.** Newly registered attendees (many driven by speaker and sponsor shares) now get their own sharing cards. They amplify the message to their networks, creating the viral growth loop.

Each layer builds on the last. Speakers seed awareness. Sponsors add credibility and reach. Attendees provide the volume.

## Get Started

Speaker and sponsor campaigns are available on all Attendir plans today. [Create your first campaign](https://attendir.com/register) and select the Speaker Promotion or Sponsor Campaign template to get started in minutes.

Already have an account? Head to your event dashboard, create a new campaign, and try the new templates.

For a deeper dive on speaker promotion strategy, read our guide: [Speaker-Led Event Promotion: How to Turn Your Speakers Into Your Best Marketing Channel](https://attendir.com/blog/speaker-led-event-promotion).

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Why run separate campaigns for speakers and sponsors rather than one for everyone?

Because they share for different reasons and to different audiences. A speaker is promoting their own appearance and wants the post to make them look authoritative; a sponsor is promoting their presence and wants their booth, session, or offer named. One generic card serves neither well, and both groups have far more reach per person than the average attendee.

### What should a speaker's share card include?

The speaker's own name and session title, prominently, because that is what makes the post worth publishing to their network. The event branding should be present but secondary. A card that centers the event logo and treats the speaker as a credit line gets shared far less often than one that reads as their announcement.

### When should speaker and sponsor campaigns launch relative to attendee advocacy?

Earlier. Speakers and sponsors are confirmed weeks before general registration opens, and their shares are what fill the top of the funnel that attendee advocacy later compounds. Launching them at the same time as attendee campaigns wastes the window where their posts have no competition.

### Do sponsors need their own tracking?

Yes, and it is usually the easiest sponsorship renewal conversation you will have. Give each sponsor's campaign its own attribution so you can show them the shares, the referred visits, and the registrations their promotion produced. Most sponsorship reporting is attendance counts; referred registrations are a measurable return the sponsor can take to their own finance team.