Webinar

How to Measure Real-World Visitor Engagement

Visitor engagement is happening every day across museums, zoos, and cultural venues — at exhibits, habitats, artifacts, signs, programs, and gathering spaces. But how much of that engagement can your team actually measure?

Join TapIn for an educational webinar, where we’ll explore practical ways venues can better understand what visitors interact with, what content resonates, and how to turn those insights into smarter decisions.

Thu, July 16, 2026

2:00 PM ET

20 mins

Free · Live + recorded

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Matt Gropp · Director of Sales, TapIn

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What you'll learn

Learn how to measure real-world visitor engagement

In this session, we’ll walk through the common challenges venues face, where traditional tools fall short, and how physical visitor moments can become useful engagement insights.

Why engagement is hard to measure

Most visitor interactions happen offline, making it difficult to know what people actually stop for, explore, or remember.

Where traditional tools fall short

Static signage, QR codes, apps, and kiosks can create friction, miss context, or fail to capture meaningful engagement data.

Connecting moments to digital

Learn how venues can turn exhibits, signs, habitats, artifacts, and gathering points into instant digital experiences.

What visitor data can reveal

See how engagement insights can show which exhibits, content, spaces, and visitor behaviors matter most.

How insights support better decisions

Explore how data can support experiences, reporting, memberships, donations, and long-term planning.

Customer Story

"As a small rural museum, TapIn allows us to expand our content in a cost effective and flexible way that continues to engage with visitors even after they leave our site."

Shannon Gruenhagen, Heritage Station Museum