Scoring Methodology

Features Of The Eventible Score

Our unique scoring model brings only the best events to the top of the pile.

Eventible calculates one Eventible score for each event featured on the website.

This Eventible score takes into consideration only reviews by people who actually attended the event in question thereby minimizing the risk of being misled by event promoters.

Eventible takes the information provided by the reviewer and calculates an average score per reviewer taking into consideration their likelihood to recommend the event, their overall event experience, as well as their specific online or in-person experiences.

The Eventible score for the event as a whole is a weighted average of these reviewer scores.

Reviews that contain more information about the event are weighted more heavily than reviews that provide little information.

Whether the review in question is low-scoring or high-scoring has no influence on how much the review counts for the weighted average that is the Eventible score. It only matters that the reviewer shared high-quality information.

360 Degree Feedback From Attendees, Speakers & Sponsors

Eventible’s unique scoring logic allows users to choose attendees similar to themselves and focus on only their scores and feedback.

This works on two dimensions

1Kind Of Users

2Mode Of Attendance

Attendees, speakers, and sponsors have different needs and expectations.

By selecting the kind of user most similar to themselves, attendees can see what other attendees say, speakers can see what other speakers say, and sponsors can see what other sponsors say.

This way, every user can compare events and see them through the eyes of people like them.

Similarly, online attendees and in-person attendees have different experiences.

* Therefore, Eventible allows users to focus on reviews only by online attendees or in-person attendees and compare their ratings across events.

The Eventible Scoring Methodology

The Eventible Scoring
Methodology