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Bridging the Gap Between the C-Suite and the Destination’s Facebook Page: How a Strategic Content Plan Can Keep Marketing Efforts Consistent

Advanced Travel and Tourism

We’ll explore the benefits of having a high-level content plan on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis and highlight how this plan can be a linchpin for engaging travel audiences and local stakeholders alike. PR Department Engagement Public Relations is all about storytelling and maintaining a positive brand image.

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Bridging the Gap Between the C-Suite and the Destination’s Content Strategy: How a Strategic Content Plan Can Keep Marketing Efforts Consistent

Advanced Travel and Tourism

We’ll explore the benefits of having a high-level content plan on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis and highlight how this plan can be a linchpin for engaging travel audiences and local stakeholders alike. PR Department Engagement Public Relations is all about storytelling and maintaining a positive brand image.

Marketing 130
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Five Ways Influencer Marketing Is a Game-Changer for Events

Convene by PCMA

Influencers for the International Baking Industry Exposition generated awareness not only with their online communities but in traditional print press by working with trade pubs such as Bake. Influencer marketing enables you to: Reach younger audiences. Find a more qualified, new audience. Add a voice on non-active channels.

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Privacy Policy Changes and the Potential Impact on Digital Marketing

The Abbi Agency

Privacy Is Changing Online Marketing – Are You Ready? By creating “lookalike” audiences based on your friend’s connections and users who exhibit similar interests or behavior, the pet supply retailer is better equipped to put their products and services in front of an interested audience. Not at all.

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When Marketing an Event, Advertise Outside Your Lane

Convene by PCMA

In light of this major trend and a large retiring workforce, event organizers must continue to prioritize finding and appealing to prospective trade-show and conference attendees who may not be aware of their events. How should you be thinking beyond the traditional so that you can identify and reach colder audiences who are aren’t?

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8 Ways to Plan Face-to-Face Events for 2023

Convene by PCMA

He encourages organizers to thread networking opportunities throughout the event experience rather than confining them to networking lounges or receptions. What should organizers be doing now? To delight attendees, you must know what makes them tick. Does anyone really need another water bottle, notepad, or plastic tchotchke?

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5 Tips for Selling Your Event’s Host Destination

Convene by PCMA

When it comes to event marketing, it’s always been not just who and what that matters, but where — and since the pandemic, the destination plays an even larger role in attracting an audience. works with event organizers “to bring the authentic Nashville to their meetings,” said Deana Ivey, the organization’s president.

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