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Senior SEO Manager
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Vivenu
51-200 employees
Full-service ticketing platform for events
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Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany
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- 5+ years of experience in SEO, content marketing, or organic growth, ideally in B2B SaaS or enterprise technology.
- Proven success in scaling organic visibility and improving keyword performance in competitive markets.
- Strong analytical mindset and proficiency with SEO tools (Ahrefs, SEMrush, Google Search Console, etc.).
- Curiosity and drive to master Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) — you follow developments closely and want to become a leader in this new field.
- Excellent English writing and communication skills — fluency in other languages is a plus
- Own and evolve vivenu’s global SEO and GEO strategy, driving measurable organic growth across regions and channels.
- Develop, implement, and optimize on-page, off-page, and technical SEO to increase visibility, traffic, and conversion.
- Research and manage keyword ecosystems and content clusters, aligning them with business priorities and regional search intent.
- Build and maintain GEO-optimized content frameworks that enhance vivenu’s discoverability across AI-driven engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc.).
- Create and guide SEO- and GEO-optimized web, blog, and landing page content that balances precision and storytelling.
- Shape and maintain vivenu’s profiles on key industry platforms (G2, Capterra, Crunchbase, etc.) with strong narrative and search performance.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with Product Marketing, Design, and Leadership to embed SEO and GEO principles into every launch and campaign.
- Lead experimentation with AI-assisted tools and next-gen search technologies to strengthen vivenu’s organic footprint.
- Monitor and analyze performance data, translating insights into actionable improvements that boost rankings and engagement.
- Stay ahead of Generative Engine Optimization developments, helping vivenu lead in this emerging discipline.
- Ensure all content reflects vivenu’s brand DNA — clarity, trust, and enterprise-grade excellence.]
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Vivenu is a unified ticketing platform for planning, marketing, and analyzing event ticket sales. It helps organizers fully own their ticketing operations, giving them control over revenue and customer data and removing tedious workflows. The product works as a full-service platform that lets users create personalized ticket shops, manage all sales channels and contingents in one place, and use analytics to optimize sales. It differentiates itself by prioritizing ownership and control for organizers, consolidating all ticketing tasks into a single system rather than relying on traditional, fragmented platforms, and supporting events from small scale to very large. Its goal is to disrupt the traditional ticketing market by returning power to event organizers and making the ticketing process easier and more effective, so clients can run their events and increase ticket sales.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$65.4M
Headquarters
Düsseldorf, Germany
Founded
2018
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Perfect Game’s 9,800-event rollout expands Vivenu into youth sports monetization.
- Stanford Athletics adopted Vivenu AI Assistant and dynamic pricing in 2026.
- USL, Alaska Nanooks, and Fortuna Köln show accelerating sports and college penetration.
What critics are saying
- StubHub and TicketNetwork can commoditize Vivenu, compressing pricing power by 2027.
- SeatGeek, Ticketmaster, and AudienceView already own enterprise accounts and migration budgets.
- If channel partners bypass Vivenu, organizers keep data while Vivenu loses transaction economics.
What makes Vivenu unique
- Vivenu’s API-first stack unifies primary ticketing, CRM, marketing, and distribution.
- It syncs inventory across StubHub, TicketNetwork, and internal channels in real time.
- Momentus Ticketing and WMT integrations make Vivenu infrastructure, not just checkout software.
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↑ 1%Nanooks announce ticketing partnership with vivenu; basketball, hockey, and volleyball Season Tickets are now available. FAIRBANKS - The University of Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Nanooks Athletics have announced a partnership with vivenu, a leading technology provider in global event ticketing while also releasing season tickets for basketball, hockey, and volleyball. This partnership will further modernize and advance the ticketing experience for fans. The initial phase of the system transition will bring immediate enhancements through a refreshed website design and ticket purchase flow, streamlined mobile tickets, expedited venue entry, and much more to follow. "We are excited to partner with vivenu as our new ticketing platform," said Ryan Lahr, the Nanooks' Asst. AD for Facilities, Operations, and Ticketing. "This partnership represents a significant step forward in improving the ticketing experience for both our fans and staff. vivenu's modern, flexible platform will allow Alaska Athletics to expand our ticketing capabilities and provide fans with a more streamlined and user-friendly experience from purchasing tickets to attending our events. We look forward to using this new platform to enhance the way our fans connect with Nanook Athletics and make attending our events easier and more convenient." About vivenu vivenu is the global technology leader in advanced ticketing infrastructure, empowering organizers to transform their primary sales channel into a strategic business asset. Designed for high-performance and full customization, vivenu's API-first platform powers the world's most demanding event ecosystems. This includes the Grammy Awards, the Golden Globes, and global sports phenomena such as HYROX and Stanford Athletics. With a footprint spanning 50+ countries, vivenu specializes in managing complex fan journeys and premium experiences. Whether it is handling massive demand spikes for icons like Bad Bunny, or orchestrating campus-wide partnerships for 140+ colleges, vivenu provides the digital backbone for the future of entertainment. By prioritizing data ownership and seamless connectivity, vivenu ensures that organizers remain at the heart of the fan relationship. Season Tickets Available NOW Season Ticket Prices and Information Hockey Reserved season tickets start at $270. Youth, seniors, military personnel and alumni association members are eligible for a discount. Fans can purchase season tickets through Oct. 2 at a prorated price. The Carlson Center, the official home ice of the Alaska Nanooks hockey program, will host a pair of exhibition games on Sept. 25-26 against University of Mary (9/25) and Mount Royal University (9/26) before the 2026-27 regular season home openers on Oct. 2-3 against the historic Boston University. If you are a previous season ticket holder and are interested in renewing your season ticket(s), please refer to the Nanooks Ticketing ([email protected]) email in your inbox for further instructions, or contact the Patty Center Ticketing Box Office for further assistance. Court Sports The season-ticket combination package is $159 and is good for all court sport home games and tournaments. Fans are able to purchase this All-Court Sport package until Sept. 26. Fans can also purchase season tickets for either Volleyball or basketball, with prices set for $59 and $119, respectively. Volleyball season tickets are available until Sept. 26, and basketball season tickets can be purchased until Dec. 14. Volleyball's first home match is Sept. 3 versus Tiffin University at 7 p.m. and both men's and women's basketball open up their seasons at home on Nov. 6. Single-game tickets will be available for purchase at a later date. All single-game court sport tickets are general admission. A full price breakdown can be found below. Volleyball and Basketball Packages: Volleyball: $59 (ends 9/26/2026)' M/W Basketball: $119 (ends 12/14/2026) Court Sports Combo (M/W Basketball & Volleyball): $159 (ends 9/26/2026) Single-game ticket pricing for court sports: General Admission: $10 General Admission (Youth/Senior/Military/Alumni membership): $8 Reach out to the Nanooks Ticketing Office at (907) 474-NOOK (6665) or by email at [email protected]. Follow the 'Nooks IG - @AlaskaNanooks X - @AlaskaNanooks FB - Alaska Nanooks
Vivenu launches ticketing-specialised AI tools. Vivenu has launched a suite of AI-powered features, including the new Vivenu AI assistant. The new capabilities give event organisers the ability to answer complex data insight questions, create and analyse multi-faceted, time-consuming reports, and build and execute campaigns to drive better fan experiences and greater revenue growth. Vivenu's platform was built for first-party data ownership, giving full control to organisers. With these new capabilities, Vivenu said clients can quickly and effectively perform real-time data analysis to discover insights, create new customer segments, and build and automate personalised campaigns, send logic, and reports. With Stanford Athletics an early adopter of the new AI tools, Spenser Ayres, associate athletics director, ticket sales and operations, said: "With the Vivenu AI Assistant, I can ask questions in plain language about ticket sales, revenue, and customer behaviour, and get answers pulled directly from our live data in seconds. It has changed how quickly I can turn data into decisions." Vivenu built is AI stack to be API-first, enabling every capability to run on open APIs that integrate directly into organisers' existing workflows. Users can also connect their existing AI tools directly to their ticketing data using Vivenu's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Because of Vivenu's first-party data ownership model, customers have instant access to their own ticketing intelligence meaning they are able to act quickly and with confidence. Vivenu's AI Assistant has been trained on the company's proprietary ticketing knowledge base, meaning it has the ability to answer product questions, guide feature use, and surface recommendations from the organiser's own data. With analytics-focussed AI, organisers can query sales and customer data in natural language to discover insights that manual analysis may not find. Organisers can also describe a campaign to the Vivenu AI Assistant, which then builds the customer segment, drafts the copy and subject lines, before handing everything back for review and approval. Vivenu AI Assistant sits within the larger Vivenu platform and can access live data, using the same enterprise-grade security standards. "Today's headlines are full of AI stories about technology replacing human contact. With our new AI capabilities, we're using that same technology to do the opposite: make live entertainment, one of the last truly social experiences left, even more powerful. That's the paradox at the heart of what we've built," said Simon Hennes, co-founder and chief executive of Vivenu. "Our new AI capabilities take the execution work off organisers' plates so they can focus on what only humans can do: authentically understand what actually motivates a fan."
vivenu, a ticketing platform for live entertainment, has launched vivenu AI Assistant, described as the industry's only AI assistant specifically trained for ticketing. The new AI capabilities enable event organisers to automate and personalise marketing campaigns, analyse data, and build customer segments. The AI assistant allows users to query sales and customer data in natural language, create campaigns, and generate reports. It operates on first-party data within vivenu's platform, which is secured under SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and ISO 27001 standards. Stanford Athletics is an early adopter. Associate Athletics Director Spenser Ayres said the assistant lets him "ask questions in plain language about ticket sales, revenue, and customer behaviour" and receive answers from live data in seconds. The AI features are available to all vivenu customers, with additional capabilities rolling out this summer.
vivenu, an enterprise ticketing platform for live entertainment, has launched vivenu Engage, a marketing and customer relationship tool integrated directly into its ticketing system. The platform enables event organisers to segment audiences, create targeted campaigns and reward buyers using real-time sales data without manual exports. Available now, vivenu Engage addresses the industry challenge where ticketing data often remains siloed at checkout. The tool offers dynamic audience segmentation based on purchase behaviour, automated email campaigns, real-time insights and GDPR-compliant consent management, all within a single platform. Founded to serve major events including the Grammy Awards and Golden Globes, vivenu operates across 50 countries with over 1,000 clients. The company enables organisers to act on sales data immediately, eliminating the traditional export-clean-import workflow.
vivenu adds RevPro and TKT Edge as global distribution partners, expanding how buyers discover ticket inventory. Home " vivenu adds RevPro and TKT Edge as global distribution partners, expanding how buyers discover ticket inventory. By Dave Clark 3 hours ago Opt-in integration gives vivenu organizers broader access to domestic reseller networks and international buying channels. vivenu is expanding its distribution network through a new partnership with RevPro Management Services and TKT Edge, giving event organizers on the vivenu platform additional domestic and international channels through which to sell tickets. The companies announced the partnership Thursday, saying the integration will allow vivenu clients to opt into distribution through RevPro and TKT Edge alongside other partners already available through the vivenu platform. RevPro will contribute its domestic reseller and marketplace network, while TKT Edge, RevPro's international arm, will support international distribution and market-expansion efforts. The deal reflects a growing focus in ticketing on distribution breadth, particularly as buyers increasingly discover and purchase tickets through a consolidated set of familiar marketplaces and platforms. For organizers, that can make access to distribution partners a key part of revenue strategy, especially for events seeking to accelerate sell-through or reach audiences outside their existing direct-marketing channels. "Expanding our partner network means giving organizers more ways to sell, which fits our ambition to be the ticketing revenue engine of premier events," said Keal Blache, vice president of partnerships at vivenu. "Our platform is built so they can plug in the partners that fit - and RevPro and TKT Edge add meaningful domestic and international coverage to that mix." RevPro Management Services, based in Las Vegas, provides business intelligence, pricing optimization and distribution services for live event organizations. TKT Edge, based in Glastonbury, Connecticut, focuses on international ticketing strategy, marketplace distribution and revenue optimization. Roger Jones, founder of RevPro Management Services, framed the partnership around buyer behavior and the need for organizers to meet consumers where they already shop. "Buyers are not focused on who owns the ticket," Jones said. "They care about where they can buy it and the platforms that feel most natural to them. This partnership gives organizers the reach and the intelligence to be wherever that is." The RevPro integration is available to vivenu clients on an opt-in basis beginning May 21, 2026. vivenu, a global primary ticketing platform, says it serves more than 1,000 clients across more than 50 countries. The company positions its platform around customization, first-party data ownership and organizer control over the primary sales channel. Its listed clients include the Grammy Awards, Golden Globes, HYROX and Stanford Athletics. The partnership also fits into a broader industry shift in which primary ticketing providers are increasingly emphasizing flexible integrations, distribution optionality and data control as competitive differentiators. Rather than relying on a single sales channel, organizers are being offered more modular tools to decide where inventory is distributed, which partners receive access, and how ticket sales data flows back into their own systems.