👉 BTS in Boston
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Last week, Christopher Penn
wrote about his MarketingProfs B2B Forum experience:
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Lots of events are worth going to.
Very, very few feel like home.
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He’s right. (Chris usually is.)
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But why? (Why it feels like home—not why Chris is usually right.)
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Here’s the secret: The B2B Forum feels like home because a team of smart, generous humans spends 12 months obsessively obsessing over every detail—from food to vibes to bookshelves to Labubu bucket hats—to make it
feel like you’re walking straight off the airplane into the arms of your people.
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(Metaphorically.) (Or actually. Whichever you prefer.)
I also share the personal side: My pre-show self-hype and self-talk. ("No one out there actively hates you... avoid dead-face... drop your shoulders... have fun.")
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For the first time, I wrote
about what it really takes, behind the scenes. If you’ve ever wondered how an event becomes something more than an event—or if you’ve tried to build that feeling yourself—this is the story:
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Read the behind-the-scenes here.
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Side note: 50% off kickoff special pricing! Tickets for the 2026 B2B Forum are not yet on sale to the public. But you can grab the insider pre-release ticket because I love you. Here’s the special page.
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Side-side note: Only 75 tickets are available at that pre-sale price. Don’t @ me if you dawdle, OK?