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Top Trends for Your Event’s Social Influencer Campaign

Velvet Chainsaw

The great resignation, coupled by increases in unsubscribes, have made it more difficult than ever to reach the inbox of potential attendees and conference participants. Top Five Trends in Social Influencing. Paid advertising is key to reach. Authenticity is more important than ever. Move Over, Kim Kardashian.

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Ticketbud Tidbits Ep 19 – SHOW NOTES… Speaker Tours and Building a Social Media Profile

TicketBud

With Gerry Brooks from Celebrate Educators Overview In this episode we talk to social media star, event speaker and elementary school principal Gerry Brooks. His most popular viral video this year was viewed by over 10 million, and received national media coverage. The things that educators deal with are often universal.

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Event Speakers: How To Find, Introduce and Thank Your Guests

Eventmobi

Getting the right speakers for your event can make or break the success of your conference, trade show, or seminar. Event speakers for conferences Keynote speakers. Conferences shouldn’t be all work and no play! Follow people on social media. Social platforms are a gold mine for finding influential voices.

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Conference Planning: A Step-by-Step Checklist for Success

InitLive

Conferences are an important part of professional development and business networking for all industries. A successful conference can come in all shapes and sizes, from 200 people over a weekend to 15,000 for a week. InitLive has had the privilege of working with many conferences, some of which are the largest in their industry.

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How To Start an Event Decorating Business

QC Event School

Conferences. “Our marketing plan centers around online advertising, word-of-mouth referrals, networking events, and public relations campaigns. Additionally, we plan to utilize social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter to reach our target market.” Step #11: Get on Social Media.

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How to Create Sponsorship Levels & Lock in Sponsors [Examples!] 

Eventmobi

media, venue); or they could be off-the-wall creative. Make sure a nonprofit advertising agency has the chance to sponsor that stage! The first example features a virtual conference with meaningful sponsorship level names. Do you have a stage that’s all about marketing nonprofit events?

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The 10-Step Guide to Nonprofit Event Planning

Social Tables

Include hidden event costs like guest count attrition, conference calls, credit card fees, and venue amenity expenses. They will connect with the press, generate buzz for the fundraiser, send invitations, create email campaigns, and advertise the event (both online and offline).