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How to Use Social Proof to Market Your Event

Convene by PCMA

Here are six ways to leverage this tried-and-true concept to convert attendee prospects: Bring in the experts (and celebrities). Having their names associated with the brand helped prospects see the show as being in tune with their field and trusted by people in the know. Showcase past attendees. Don’t forget the friends.

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4 Ways to Lean Into Qualitative PR Measurements

DCI

Destinations International promotes qualitative measurements in its latest Public Relations Measurement Guidelines Handbook for Destination Organizations. Communicators must reassess how they set their own destination-specific goals and gauge success by opting to include more qualitative PR measurements into their evaluations.

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5 Small Event Tweaks to Create Big Returns

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Making events feel smaller and more personal should start with pre-show communications. The more targeted and closely aligned with prospects’ interests campaigns are, the better. Organizers who personalize their events will reinforce loyalty and grow revenue by making prospects more likely to attend, recommend, and come back.

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How Exhibitors Can Adapt to Shifting Marketing Realities

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Communicate Who’s Coming We don’t do a good enough job of positioning our attendees as the product we’re selling to our exhibitors. We need to better communicate who is coming in order to help exhibitors plan their presence accordingly. Ken Holsinger is senior vice president of strategy at Freeman.

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8 Ways to Leverage Marketing Strategies to Boost Event Registration

Stova

Your marketing plan should include a mix of online and offline tactics, such as email marketing, social media campaigns, influencer partnerships, content marketing, paid advertising, public relations, and community engagement.

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12 Steps for Creating a Great Event Marketing Plan 

Bizzaboo

Your event message should communicate the benefits of attending your event and answer the question: “What’s in it for me?” Not being able to communicate the value proposition through your marketing efforts is a sign that the event content must be better organized and articulated.

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4 Strategies to Win Back International In-Person Attendees

Convene by PCMA

Consider going above and beyond by providing them with highly personalized communications and dedicated customer service to help them make a thoughtful decision about travel and to plan a productive and successful show experience. Put Content at the Center of Building Back.

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