While posting photos or running a poll with past attendees can provide useful feedback, audiences are likely to be more interested in what rewards or special offers are available. Read on to find out how to reward your event attendees and keep them coming back.

While there is an obvious incentive to run promotions before your event, it’s easy to forget that post-event marketing plays an important role in the overall marketing of your brand and events. Post-event marketing reminds people what a great time they had at the event, encouraging them to plan to attend future gigs.

You can’t shake a cat on the internet without passing a Facebook ‘Like’ Button these days. Here’s our step-by-step guide to adding a Facebook Like button to your blog or website.

Joint our marketing mail lists. This is part three of a three-part series this week where we’ll be discussing how to get your current contacts to connect with you across new channels. You can read part one at Connecting the Channels – Like Us on Facebook and part two at Connecting the Channels – Follow […]

This is part one of a three part series this week where we’ll be discussing how to get your current contacts to connect with you across new channels. Many event organisers recognise the importance of creating a profile or listing for their event brand across multiple online channels, such as Twitter and Facebook, and building […]