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Maximizing Your Event’s Online Presence: Top Strategies for Showcasing Your Event on Your Website

Traveler's Q

In today’s digital age, having a strong online presence for your event is crucial in reaching out to a wider audience and boosting attendance. With the rise of event promotion websites and the increasing number of features, it’s easier than ever to showcase your event in a way that will attract and engage potential attendees.

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How To Make Marketing Automation Work For Your Virtual Event

Eventtia

Marketing the event will help you warm and retain customers; nevertheless, someone has to do the job of designing and sending out ads. Automated marketing can initiate and follow-up with customers without having to devote your marketing team to such tasks. Virtual events come with expenditures – including marketing.

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35 Event Marketing Ideas that Work

Social Tables

Professional event planners and marketers know that there is no one-size-fits all strategy for successful event marketing. Marketers are tasked with reaching members of their target audience, enticing them to register for an event, and continuing communications all the way up to the event to encourage attendance.

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How to Successfully Market Your Next Event

Smart Meetings

Creative event marketing is the easiest way to increase the number of people who eventually attend your meeting—directly contributing to the bottom line. Marketing content can be divided into three types: earned media, owned media and paid media. This can include your blog, website, email campaigns and more.

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12 Tips to Leverage Artificial Intelligence Tech in Sales and Marketing

Gavel International

Research published in the International Journal of Intelligent Networks found that embracing AI in sales and marketing not only offered a competitive edge, but it helped to identify competitor strategies and market trends. This enabled company vice presidents to make data-driven decisions and respond more quickly to market changes. (

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Navigating the Future of Data and Travel Marketing

Sojern

Real-time and historical data, machine learning techniques and a multichannel marketing strategy—that’s the recipe for travel marketer success in a cookieless world. One of the key market shifts that will impact every travel marketers’ future is the demise of the third-party cookie. But that’s not as simple as it sounds.

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Digital Tools for the Smart Place Marketer

DCI

Twenty years ago, if an economic development organization (EDO) or destination marketing organization (DMO) wanted to market their region it was common to take out an advertisement in the newspaper, TV, radio or billboard, secure earned coverage and pick up the phone for “old fashioned” cold calls or word-of-mouth conversations.