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Marketing Guru Seth Godin’s 5 Top Event Marketing Secrets

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Seth Godin is a marketing guru: He’s written 20 best-selling books, including “This Is Marketing,” and is in the Marketing Hall of Fame. He’s also hosted successful events around the globe. During Eventbrite’s RECONVENE summit, Godin shared some of his favorite marketing secrets. He started by defining things.

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Navigating the Top Challenges of Corporate Event Marketing

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Corporate event marketing has become a critical component of customer acquisition. Corporate events facilitate in-person relationship-building, boost employee satisfaction, and foster a sense of community amongst the attendees. Despite the unique advantages of corporate events, marketing them can be challenging.

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Data Marketing for Events: Creating a Holistic Strategy

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In order to measure if your event planning efforts are driving the desired results, including high engagement levels, meeting registration goals, and building relationships, you may have considered incorporating data into your marketing strategy. Instead, effective data marketing takes place before, during, and after a given event.

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35 Event Marketing Ideas that Work

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Professional event planners and marketers know that there is no one-size-fits all strategy for successful event marketing. Marketers are tasked with reaching members of their target audience, enticing them to register for an event, and continuing communications all the way up to the event to encourage attendance.

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Pre-Event B2B Marketing: Expert Insights to Achieve Results

58% of marketers claim that they need to rethink their events strategy in a new way to ensure it’s successful and meets the organization’s goals. Zuddl is a unified platform for events and webinars that helps event marketers plan and execute events that drive growth.

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9 Insider Tips for Creative Ways to Market Your Events

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Marketing used to make Prashant Kakad uncomfortable — he thought hawking his own events was self-centered. He creates events that “feel safe, inclusive, and joyful,” and marketing is “a means to the end, the end being able to […]. But then Kakad, a DJ and the founder of Jai Ho!

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Getting the Most Out of Event Email Marketing: A Mini Guide

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Event email marketing is one of the most powerful online strategies you can use to promote events. By sending well-crafted marketing emails you can regularly check-in with your audience, increase registrations , secure sponsorships and speakers, and grow your brand visibility. Companies who sponsored your last event.

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A Practical Guide to Measuring Event Success

Can you measure event ROI? 3 in 5 marketers can't. Learn how with this free ROI model.

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Download 7 Exceptional Event Email Templates for Driving Attendee Engagement

Download "7 Exceptional Event Email Templates for Driving Attendee Engagement" eBook and write winning event emails right away! SpotMe is the event management platform for B2B marketers. SpotMe is the event management platform for B2B marketers.

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How to Get Speakers, Exhibitors, and Attendees to Promote Your Event With Video

In this best practices guide, you’ll learn how to tap into the cost-efficiencies of advocacy and word-of-mouth marketing with video. Download “How to Get Speakers, Exhibitors, and Attendees to Promote Your Event With Video” today.

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CMOs Pivot to Virtual Engagements to Drive Business in the COVID Economy

Speaker: Mike Damphousse, Managing Partner of Category Design Advisors and Founder of Green Leads

Working from home has become the norm, conferences and meetings are going online, marketing budgets are being shifted, reduced or put on hold – it's time to adapt. Marketers can be resilient but they must also adapt to the new normal. When in-person events and campaigns are canceled, we can’t just quit doing business.