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Further to our earlier blog post: ' Event Niche ', you may think that as an event marketer, finding your niche and marketing to that niche may get you further than marketing to a larger market. In the niche you may get a better market share. Perhaps, but there's another school of thought on this. Instead of marketing to a niche, if you market your events to a larger market you may only get a small market share but that small market share might be larger, in absolute terms, than the share you get in your niche. Which way you go will depend on your type of business and the events you host. Maybe you use both. What's your view on this? ----------------------------------------------- We welcome your feedback on this. We hope this will help you with your event marketing. Stay tuned for more creative event ideas! ShareYaarNow is a quick, simple & Free place to list your upcoming events. So start sharing now, yaar! >>> https://shareyaarnow.com Thanks ShareY...

After the Event

As an event organizer, you should not get discouraged if your event does not yield the results you hoped for. You should have an event marketing plan for what comes next after your event, e.g., follow up with your audience. We have seen this happen so many times where they just throw an event and expect everyone to come because it’s free or cheap, but they don’t have any follow up plans and it just flops miserably. They then become disheartened and give up on their dream of becoming an entrepreneur because they feel like they don’t have the right skills or knowledge to succeed in this industry. Once you have evaluated the success of your event, create an action plan based on what worked and what didn’t so that you can improve on it for future events. Don’t just focus on what went wrong at the last event but also focus on how to make things better next time around. This is the time when you can start building a relationship with your attendees. This can be done by sending out emails or ...

Keep an Eye on Your ROI

Event marketing is a great way to spread the word about your brand, but it can be hard to tell how effective it’s been. If you want to track your ROI, you need to define what success looks like for your event marketing campaign. You may want to improve your brand awareness and increase traffic to your website. Or perhaps you want to drive attendees back to your booth after the event has finished. Set clear goals for your event — this will make it easier to measure success against those goals. Whatever it is that you want from your campaign, make sure that you're tracking all of these metrics so that you can see how effective each activity is at achieving them. This will help you identify which channels are working best for you and where you should focus your efforts in future events. Here are some metrics that you should be measuring: · Conversions: This is a big one. How many people did you convert into paying customers? What percentage of total vis...

Ads as Short-Form Content

As an event marketer, if you are using paid ads on social media, try to think of your ads as short-form content. The key is to create an ad that is relevant to your brand’s content and audience. Your ads should be informative and/or entertain your audience. If you are using paid ads to market your events, it's important to remember that these ads are still part of the user experience. As such, they should be designed with the same attention to detail as any other content you produce. Have a clear call to action. Make it easy for people to engage with your event and show them how they can do so. For example, if you're selling tickets to an event, include a link to purchase tickets right in the ad and make sure it's prominent so people don't miss it. Use images that communicate the message of your ad quickly and clearly. If you're selling tickets, use an image of people having fun at the event rather than one that features just the venue itself or an artist ...

Staying the Course

Event marketing is an opportunity for companies and individual event hosts to create real, live experiences that can be shared with others. It's an opportunity for organizations to get creative and build relationships with their customers in a way that's meaningful and memorable. We've said this before, be patient and persistent with your event marketing. A lot of people get frustrated when things don't work out immediately and give up too soon. Realize that it can take time for people to hear about your event and get excited about it. Be patient, keep working on it, and it will come together eventually! You need resilience. Your effort needs consistency over time. It takes time to build up some credibility through offering great content and experiences at your events. Have goals and marketing plan ready and keep refining the plan as required. It's easy to get excited about an idea and jump in head-first without thinking through all the details. Event marketing is ...

Event Marketers: Your Event Brand Strategy

In the dynamic world of event marketing, success hinges on the art of capturing attention and fostering engagement. Event marketers are tasked with orchestrating experiences that resonate deeply with their target audience. Yet, in the pursuit of creating captivating events, a critical aspect often remains overlooked: the concepts of "brand penetration" and "consumer reach points." Traditionally associated with consumer products, these concepts hold untapped potential when applied to event marketing. As your event brand grows, delving into these ideas, event marketers can unlock valuable insights that drive your event brand's growth and solidify your brand strategy. Redefining Boundaries: Brand Penetration in Event Marketing Brand penetration refers to the extent to which a brand's products or services are accepted and embraced by a specific market or audience segment. Traditionally applied in consumer goods industries, it has a unique relevance in event ...

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...

Content Craft

As an event marketer, do you post content that comes to mind each day or do you plan your content in advance? You should plan the content you are going to share, say, each week. A good way to do this is to create an editorial calendar that outlines your content schedule for the coming months. Content can be anything from blog posts to graphics and even video. You can also use tools like Slack to plan out your content schedule with your team members. The benefit of having a content strategy is that it allows you to put together a more comprehensive marketing campaign by providing you with a time frame in which you can create and share different types of content. This process enables you to create a theme for each week or month and to keep your brand message consistent. If you just post random content, it may confuse your audience. Planning your content helps you to stay on top of marketing trends and be more creative. It also gives you a chance to get ahead of the curve and think about ...

Influencer Marketing

To grow your event audience and your brand you might consider partnering with some social media influencers. Whether the influencers you partner with are big or small, they can help share your event details with their audience. You can find influencers in specific cities where you want to grow. If you are based in the UK and you want to grow your business in, say, Manchester, you can find social media influencers who have an audience from there. You might choose a number of influencers in different cities where you want to grow. Research is obviously needed to find the right influencers for you. Also, look at what engagement the influencers get from their audience. E.g., if an influencer has 100,000 followers shown on their social media account but their posts regularly only get, say, 200 to 300 likes, then it may mean that a lot their audience is not engaging with their content. An influencer with 10,000 followers but with lots of engagement on their posts may be a better option ...

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