Event Marketing - Step By Step Guidelines

We come across many people who keep asking about ways of leveraging social media for event marketing. Its always great to have hours of exploratory discussions leading to sparkling eyes, great ideas, active minds and whiteboards full of brainstorming diagrams.

I guess that’s where posts like these come into place - we’ve worked, consulted, tried, tested, experienced, experimented and want to share that knowledge with you.

Part of our team has introduced a whole series of posts dedicated to event managers on how to market events using social media tools…

This post has been included in our “Event Launch Guidelines” training program. Click for more information.

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  • The book Social Traffic is a step by step set of guidelines for how to leverage both social media concepts and relationship marketing, with the EventsListed platform that is currently in the final stages of testing. If you are involved in event marketing in any way, you should read the blog mentioned in this article.
  • Looking forward to reading more of Event Launch Guidelines.
    The Social Traffic book was packed with lots of good information and it looks like this blog is a great compliment to it.
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