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Event Marketers' Strategy for Improving Conversion Rates

Event Marketers' Strategy for Improving Conversion Rates


As an event marketer, your ultimate goal is to convert as many attendees as possible into paying customers. Read our earlier blog: ‘Converting Your Event Audience into Customers’.

 

Whether it's a conference, trade show, live concert or a webinar, you need to have the right event marketing strategy in place to maximize conversions and reach your target audience. Here are a few ways to improve your conversion rate within your event marketing strategy:

 

·       Identify your call to action: what is it you want people to do? You may want people to subscribe for your newsletter, visit your website, register for your event or buy your products or services. Be clear on what it is you want your audience to do:

  • for some, you may want to create brand awareness,
  • for those who are aware of your brand, you may want them to attend one of your events,
  • for those who have attended your events, you want them to buy your products or services.

Be clear on which audience you are marketing to, because your message will differ in each case – which goes on to the next point;

 

·       Identify your target audience: before you begin marketing, it's crucial to identify who your target audience is. This will help you tailor your marketing efforts and messaging to appeal to the right people, increasing your chances of conversion.

 

·       Create a strong value proposition: your events need to have a clear value proposition that sets them apart from others. This will help you attract the right attendees and convince them to spend their hard-earned money on your events. Make sure your value proposition is communicated clearly and consistently across all your marketing channels.

 

·       Offer early bird discounts: offering early bird discounts is a great way to encourage people to register for your events as soon as possible. This not only helps you secure early commitments from attendees, but it also helps you build momentum and excitement around your event.

 

·       Use social proof: social proof is a powerful tool in event marketing. By showcasing genuine testimonials from past attendees, or highlighting the success of previous events, you can increase trust and credibility with your target audience, and ultimately, improve your conversion rate.

 

·       Utilize email marketing: email marketing is one of the most effective ways to reach your target audience and drive conversions. Regular email updates and reminders can help keep your events top-of-mind and encourage attendees to take action.

 

·       Optimize your event website or landing page: your event website/landing page is often the first impression that potential attendees have of your event. Make sure it's optimized for conversions by including clear calls-to-action, prominently displaying pricing information, and making the registration process as easy as possible.

 

·       Leverage influencer marketing: influencer marketing can help you reach new audiences and build buzz around your event. Partner with influencers who align with your brand and target audience to help spread the word and drive conversions.

 

·       Leverage other people’s marketing: further on from the previous point, other people’s marketing can help spread your message to a wider audience. For example, if you have speakers or sponsors for your events, collaborate with them on their marketing efforts for your events.

 

Improving your conversion rate for your events requires a well-rounded approach that takes into account your target audience, value proposition, and marketing efforts.

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Looking for more event marketing inspiration? Ebook: 'Technology Is Turning Everyone Into Event Marketers' can help you with ideas on events and event marketing in this changing world. If you host your own events and want to transform your event marketing:

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