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12 Steps for Creating a Great Event Marketing Plan 

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Event marketing can be a complex and time-consuming process, but it is essential for ensuring that your event is a success. A well-crafted marketing plan for events will help you reach your target audience, generate interest in your event, and drive ticket sales. Promote your event early and often.

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Time to Retire Outdated Event Marketing Jargon

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If event marketers want their message to resonate with attendees, they must speak the language of event goers — not the other way around. Jargon is pervasive in marketing — and event marketing is no exception. Adding “exhibitors” in your website navigation? Success starts here!” Content is king!”

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Conference Branding: The Complete Guide to Event Branding 

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Event branding aims to establish a cohesive and consistent experience for attendees, sponsors, and stakeholders, ultimately leaving a lasting impression and building brand recognition. What is the Difference Between Event Branding and Event Marketing?

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How to Use Social Proof to Market Your Event

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And that’s what makes social proof such an effective tool for marketers, including event marketers. Industry luminaries are often thought of when creating speaker lineups and influencer marketing.

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Five Ways Influencer Marketing Is a Game-Changer for Events

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If you haven’t added influencer marketing — a collaboration between popular social-media users and brands to promote brands’ products or services — into your event marketing mix yet, consider these five reasons to do so. Influencer marketing enables you to: Reach younger audiences. Find a more qualified, new audience.

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When Marketing an Event, Advertise Outside Your Lane

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To see the value in this new approach, event marketers must rethink their tendency to speak to businesspeople only during work hours via so-called professional channels. Historically, B2C brands leveraged high-visibility impressions on television, billboards, and popular websites to gain brand awareness. 3 Considerations.

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How Events Can Mimic Private Membership Networks

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The websites tend to feature the photos, names, and bios of the creators, certain workshop or masterclass presenters, and highlighted members. Create a Community There are many ways to leverage membership community values to attract audiences to our events. Offer on-demand content for registrants after the conference.