The parties are where the deals happen, not the keynotes. That is why I built th
By Danan Coleman · October 8, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
The parties are where the deals happen, not the keynotes.
That is why I built the calendar around both.
Every ecommerce conference runs two schedules. The one printed on the badge, and the one that lives in group chats: the dinners, the happy hours, the suite parties where somebody finally introduces you to the person you flew across the country to meet.
The first schedule is easy to find. The second one is word of mouth, and if you are not already in the right thread, you find out about it on Monday when the photos go up.
So ecom.events tracks both. Conferences, meetups and sourcing expos worldwide, plus the side events around them, in one place.
Big shows and small meetups get the same listing. New editions go up as organizers announce them, so the calendar keeps moving instead of going stale in January.
If you sell on Amazon or source product, you do not need another recap of an event that already happened. You need to know what is coming while the flights are still cheap and the good hotel block is still open.
Pick your events by who is going to be standing in the hallway, not by the session list.
Which event would you not skip next year, and what actually makes it worth the trip?
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