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How to Identify Conference Attendees Without an Official Attendee List?

·Jun 24, 2026 12:57 PM·

yo, has anybody found a way to figure out who is attending conferences if there is no attendee lists?

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How to Identify Conference Attendees Without an Official Attendee List? | RevGenius

Shreyash C.
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The trick is there's almost always a findable signal even with no official list. Highest to lowest: the linkedin event page attending tab plus anyone posting with the hashtag, then sponsor and speaker lists since those companies always send people, then everyone engaging with the host's pre-event posts. Last year's sponsor list usually repeats too. Full disclosure, I'm at Bitscale. The "who's posting about the event" part we actually walked through end to end in a session last week, pull everyone talking about the conference, enrich, filter to icp, schedule it to catch new ones as they post. Happy to share the link or talk through setup for whatever event you're targeting.
Jared R.
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Sprouts does this as well.
Jared R.
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I think you just need to think creatively about it - sponsors posted will most likely be there with their teams, speakers, people posting about it are first layer. Sometimes you can find lists of the previous years' attendees - there's going to be a percentage of the companies re-attending, so you can make guesstimates here.
Murad J.
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Shreyash C., would love the link to check it out
Shreyash C.
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Here you go Murad J.: youtu.be/bxcDVpQppMY the conference part is early on, Abhinay walks through pulling everyone posting about an event, enriching them, and cutting to icp. Shout if you want help wiring it up for whatever you're targeting.