So, all you have to do is - design an advertisement, which should contain the following information:-
⭕ *Venue(Location)*
⭕ *Contact details*
⭕ *Cost of tickets (if any)*
⭕ *Date & Time*
⭕ *By whom*
Topic is as follows:-
Your school is announcing a play "William Shakespeare - As you Like it" to play the act on the stage by students of primary section. Design an advertisement relatedly.
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20 Ways to Advertise Your Event to Attract More Attendees
RESOURCES AND TOOLS JUL 15, 2019
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You put a lot of work into crafting the ultimate event. Unfortunately that doesn’t necessarily mean that people will show up — much less pack the house.
Selling out your event is easier said than done. And while there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to event advertising, there are essential channels and tactics you should experiment with.
Get the ball rolling on your event promotion strategy with these 20 marketing and advertising activities. Just keep in mind that while there are numerous ways to advertise your event, you need to test and tweak until you find a winning combination.
Check out these 20 marketing and advertising activities to attract more event attendees.
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1. Hone in on your target audience
Where you spend your advertising budget should be dictated by your target audience. Who are they? Why do they likely attend your event? And, more importantly, where do they spend their time online? Answer these three questions and you can target the right people with the right message.
In addition, consider building a profile of your target audience — this includes age, location, profession and interests. Check out this attendee workbook to help you get started.
2. Take advantage of event discovery sites
Eventbrite research shows that over half of urban event-goers look to neighborhood guides for things to do. Event-goers also turn to more targeted sites to discover events. Think Bandsintown or Spotify for music fans, Lanyrd for conference-goers, and Facebook Events or Eventbrite for those looking for personalized recommendations.
3. Enable native check out
Once your event is on event discovery sites, make it easy for people to buy tickets without leaving the page. The ability to buy tickets wherever event-goers are streamlines the customer experience. In fact, events that sell tickets directly on Facebook drive two times more sales and free registrations on average than events that redirect to a ticketing page.
4. Harness the power of email
If you’re just blasting to your entire mailing list every time you announce an event, you might be missing the mark.
Instead, segment your email lists into categories: People who have bought tickets in the past versus those who haven’t, or different demographics within your target audience. Then create email campaigns that speak to those smaller groups with specific messages. This email targeting is made easier with email marketing platforms like MailChimp or Emma.
5. Leverage the right social media channels
Social media is one of the most powerful marketing channels at your disposal. But with so many social networks to choose from, advertising your event on them can get overwhelming, fast.
Ideally, you’ve already cultivated a following on social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. If not, this guide can help you determine which ones to prioritize.
6. Content marketing is a must
Event promotion through content marketing relies mostly on blog posts, infographics, and videos. Create thoughtful content that positions your event brand as a thought leader or shows your audience how great of a time they could have if they attended.
Post-event content reminds your fans of the great time they had during your show, builds affinity and goodwill, and makes them more receptive to future communications from your business.
7. Maximize online advertising
Don’t just spend more money. to make advertising work for you. With the information you’ve gathered on your target audience (and strategic tools like Boostable or ToneDen) you’ll be able to reach the exact attendees you want. Using algorithms and A/B testing, these tools constantly hone and refine your social media and Google Ads to help you make the most impact with your ad budget.
8. Don’t forget about copy and design
Once you know who you’re targeting and where you’re spending your ad budget, copy and design become very important elements of event advertising. It’s the first thing potential attendees will see, so it should not only be eye catching, but also have clear, concise copy and a strong call to action.
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Maintain the momentum until you’re sold out
Choosing the right ticketing and registration partner will help keep the new attendees you’ve won over. Eventbrite gives you hundreds of ways to do that.