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How to Use Social Media to Improve Your 2019 Events

Smart Meetings

Will 2019 be the year you leverage social media to make your events safer, more compelling and downright fun? A January 2018 report from WeAreSocial and Hootsuite explains just how important social media is in the average internet consumer’s life. Most attendees walk around events with immediate access to social media.

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Conference Branding: The Complete Guide to Event Branding 

Bizzaboo

It involves various marketing strategies and tactics, such as social media campaigns, email marketing, content creation, and advertising. Let’s explore some of the core elements of event branding: Website : Your event website is your attendees’ central hub of information and interaction.

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12 Steps for Creating a Great Event Marketing Plan 

Bizzaboo

You could promote your event on social media, in industry publications, and through email marketing. Build a Compelling Event Website The event website is where your prospective attendees convert to actual attendees. The example below may serve as a helpful reference for website design.

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Branding 101 for Tourism Businesses

Tourism eSchool

Be it through visiting your website, looking at your social media pages, visiting your tourism product or service and any relevant follow up service. Surf Goddess Retreats have a very consistent brand across every touch point in their business, website, social media and their product experience.

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Five Ways Influencer Marketing Is a Game-Changer for Events

Convene by PCMA

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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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. Ensure that your website is visually appealing, easy to navigate, and mobile-friendly.

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Kat Saunders Promoted to Executive Vice President, Client Strategy

DCI

Kat will continue to serve as a lead strategist for client work, overseeing DCI’s economic development public relations service and coordinating with digital, research, creative services and paid media service teams to develop integrated programs for DCI clients.