ShareYaarNow: Event Promotion & Marketing Strategies

Creating an event brand that resonates positively with your audience is crucial for sustained growth. This article goes further from my earlier article: ‘ Event Marketing: Your Marketing Campaign Theme for 2024 ’, and explores the transformative journey from a functional event brand to one that solves a pain point and leaves a lasting, positive impression in the minds of your attendees. By leveraging the power of strategic event marketing, you can propel your brand beyond mere functionality and into a realm where it becomes an indispensable part of your audience's experience. Understanding the Event Marketer's Role: As an event marketer, your primary objective is not only to promote events but also to craft a compelling narrative around your brand. This narrative goes beyond the basic functionalities of the event and delves into the emotional and practical needs of your audience. By identifying and addressing pain points, you can create an event brand that not only meets expe

Merchandizing

I have noticed a lot of people who provide a service or sell a product, nowadays on social media, selling merchandize with their logo on it. Things like baseball caps, t-shirts, sneakers, etc. They post photos of people wearing their merchandize. How useful this method of marketing can be for individual professionals, startups or small business owners, is difficult to say. Especially for those who don’t have an established brand name. This is something you have to judge for yourself. There is obviously a financial cost to getting merchandize made and delivered. If you decide to get merchandize made then, for example, apart from selling the merchandize, it can be used, perhaps, as incentives for your audience to attend your events (a ‘goodie bag’) or in your CTAs (Call to Action). ----------------------------------------------- We welcome your feedback on this. Hope these event marketing ideas help. Stay tuned for more... If you find this blog useful, you can get much more value from t

Engage Your Event Audience Using Your Brand's Theme: A Guide for Event Marketers

Introduction In the world of event marketing, capturing and retaining the attention of your audience is crucial for a successful event. One powerful way to achieve this is by leveraging your brand's theme to engage your event attendees. By aligning your event with your brand's core message, you can create an immersive and memorable experience that resonates with your audience. In this article, we will explore how event marketers, including digital marketers, can harness the power of their brand's theme to enhance audience engagement. Understanding Your Brand's Theme Before delving into audience engagement strategies, it's essential to have a clear understanding of your brand's theme. Your brand's theme encapsulates the values, personality, and essence of your brand. It is the central idea that connects your brand with your target audience. Whether it's "fun," "innovation," "sustainability," or any other theme, your bra

Event Smart

Event organizers have a great opportunity to reach a wider audience by designing their events for viewing on smart TVs. Plenty of homes and offices have smart TVs. With the increasing popularity of streaming devices, it's becoming easier for people to watch live events in large screen format. However, creating an engaging and immersive experience for viewers on a large screen requires some extra consideration. Here are a few ideas for event organizers to design their events for smart TVs: • Smart TVs obviously have bigger screens than smartphones or tablets, so it's important to take advantage of the extra screen space. Use larger text and graphics to make sure that all the important information is easy to read. • Viewers will likely be sitting further away from the screen than they would with a smaller device. This means that it's important to make sure that the text and graphics are large enough to be easily read from a distance. • Smart TVs have high-resolution sc

Transformation of Events

Events are no longer just events but are a way to engage an audience. Just like other channels of marketing. Event organizers are changing. They are no longer just organize events for others but also have other value-added services such as marketing. Or the other way around: marketing firms are now also organizing events for their clients. The big firms have, for example, audience engagement directors, experience design professionals and creative communications people. As an individual hosting your own events, how can you compete with them. How can you make your events better? You need to learn from the big firms. You may not have the same budgets and resources that they do but you need to do more with less. These are some of the things that all successful event organizers do well: 1) They know their audience better than anyone else; 2) They know how to create an experience that will change the way people think about their topic; and 3) They know how to communicate with their audience

In the Game

Esports presents huge marketing opportunities for event organizers. With individual gamers and esports teams growing in influence. Look for opportunities to market and grow your brand within the esports eco-system. Esports is a rapidly growing industry that presents a great opportunity for brands looking for new ways to engage with customers and fans. As esports continues its rapid growth, we will see increased opportunities for both brands and event organizers who want to get involved in this exciting space. Create an active presence on social media channels where your target audience spends their time consuming content about their favorite games and teams. Esports competitions are popular among both players and spectators alike, so consider hosting one yourself! Competition can be a great way to build relationships with other brands or even partner up with them to create a unique competition that brings together multiple companies around one idea or product. This also gives you an op

Ease Up

Your event attendees are busy people. They don't want to spend too much of their time on unnecessary matters. Make things convenient as possible for them to join your event, interact and engage. This blog post expands on our earlier post ' Make Things Easy for Your Event Audience '. The more convenient you make things for your audience, the more likely they are to join your event, interact with other attendees and engage with the content. Plan your event with the audience in mind. Think about: - how your audience will find out about your event, - how they will register for your event, - how will they attend the event - whether online or offline, - how they will interact and engage with you and others before, during and after your event. Make it easy for people to find out about your event by providing an easy link to your event. Make sure they can easily access the registration page and that they can register without having to provide unnecessary personal information.

Ebook Launch: Technology Is Turning Everyone Into Event Marketers

We're really excited to launch the Ebook: Technology Is Turning Everyone Into Event Marketers Organizing an event is simpler nowadays, thanks to technology. This has become clear in the last 2 years. With an audience being able to attend an event remotely through live streaming platforms, event organizers can promote their ideas, products or services easily. Live streaming an event is commonplace now. People who didn’t think of organizing events before are now starting to do so as a means to promote themselves, their products and their services. With so many online (and offline) events happening, you need to do more to make your event stand out. That’s why you need to improve your event marketing skills! This book is intended to give you ideas that help in marketing your events. It is geared more towards the independent professional, business owner or startup founder who organize their own events, whether online or at a venue, e.g., yoga/fitness instructors, Esports gamers, DJs, b

What Now?

We have seen many launch events where everything was perfect on the night but then nothing happened afterwards. The result of these launches is that they quickly fade into oblivion because there was no follow-up strategy in place. It seems that people assume that if they had a successful launch event then everything will fall into place afterwards. That is not usually how it works! Do not treat your event audience as though you are having a one night stand! You need to think and plan for what comes next after your launch event. Read our earlier blog post: ' Launch Events '. A lot of event organizers make the mistake of putting all their eggs in one basket when it comes to marketing their products or services. They spend all their time and money on just one thing hoping that it will be successful. But that doesn’t always work because you can’t control how many people see or hear about your product or service. You need to have multiple ways of promoting yourself so that if one do

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