When you're starting out in event marketing, do you immediately target the
niche audience you want, or do you start by building brand awareness to a wider
audience before targeting specific niches? Or do you do both simultaneously?
It's important to build brand awareness first. And not "brand
awareness" in the traditional sense of creating awareness of your company
and its products or services. But more broadly as the process of making people
aware of you or your company's existence in their lives. This can be done via
content marketing, social media strategies and other channels that build trust
with potential customers before they make a decision whether to attend your
events.
This strategy may be better for two reasons: First, it gives you time to
figure out what kinds of events attract interest from your target market (and
which ones don't). Second, when you finally do start hosting events for niche
audiences, these attendees will already know who you are and have had some time
to learn about your brand.
After that, you can target specific verticals and groups of people who might
be more interested in what you're offering.
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