EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 23 MIN
21 The Event Strategy Mistake Most B2B Teams Keep Repeating with Martin Fretwell
from EVENT ABOUT IT: Event Marketing, Strategy & Business Growth · host Megan Martin
Most B2B companies are running events like one-night stands.They show up. They spend the budget. They tear down the booth. And then… they start from scratch all over again.In this episode of Event About It, Megan Martin sits down with Martin Fretwell, founder of Event Driven Growth, to unpack the single biggest event strategy mistake B2B teams keep repeating: treating events as isolated moments instead of compounding growth assets.This conversation challenges the way most organizations think about:Trade showsConferencesField marketingEvent ROI“Successful” event metricsMartin explains why the best events don’t just perform once — they stack, making every future event easier, stronger, and more valuable.If you’ve ever said:“That show went well, but…”“We’ll fix it next year”“Leadership doesn’t see the ROI”“Why does every event feel like starting over?”This episode is for you.In this episode, we cover:The core event strategy mistake killing long-term ROIWhy most B2B events never compound (and how to change that)The difference between one-hit wonder events and greatest hits strategiesHow to turn events into repeatable growth enginesWhat event-led growth actually looks like in practiceWhy “doing more events” isn’t the answerThis is a must-listen for:Event marketersField marketersDemand gen leadersCMOsRevenue teamsAnyone tired of defending event budgets every year🎙️ Host: Megan Martin🎙️ Guest: Martin Fretwell, Founder of Event Driven Growth🔗 Learn more about Martin: https://www.eventdrivengrowth.com🔗 Explore the show: https://www.eventaboutitpodcast.com🔗 Follow Megan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/MeganMartinCMP📌 Subscribe, rate, and review if this episode made you rethink your event strategy.
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