Definitive Guide To Event Marketing

Twitter is the ideal platform to create some buzz around your upcoming events and offer special deals or discounts. It’s also easy to target people in your area, so you can be sure that people who are nearby to your event will know that it’s happening.

Love it or hate it, New Year’s Eve is one of the biggest night party nights of the year. Whether you’re organising a massive warehouse rave, a romantic dinner for two or an outdoor event with fireworks, we’ve got some surefire ways to promote your New Year’s Eve events.

Even if you know exactly what kind of event sponsor you’re looking for, actually securing that sponsor can seem a daunting task! Here’s our five step guide on how to land and keep your perfect sponsor…

We’ve crowd-sourced some great suggestions from our LinkedIn Group and received good tips on what are the best ways to organise, market and promote Thanksgiving events.

In the run-up to Christmas, consumers in the UK spend (on average) more money than at any other time of year. Using email to promote events and sell tickets can be a very effective way to boost interest and get people talking.

With Halloween fast approaching, you can expect to see a rise in the number of cobwebbed windows, plastic skeletons and bed-sheet ghosts. However more than any other time of the year, this holiday requires you to think carefully about your audience and make sure your Halloween events and audience are a match.