Gaining visibility for your event pages

Getting the event pages up is much simpler than getting attention to it. If you have been building communities and networking properly, then you’d have long lists and followings. But for those people who don’t have such followings, its often difficult to get noticed in the crowd.

Immediate and instant attention in the online world helps get your rankings and visitor numbers up by a mark. Consistency in quality content and social networking is going to be your best bet, but if you want to try out some quick spikes in traffic then link baiting is another option.

What that means is simply to make content meant to spread and add your website link to the description. Nobody likes corporate issued content, so you’ll have to use your personal profiles to do this. I don’t recommend creating spamming or pointless content, but just something which may be interesting or useful for your targeted audiences. You can create videos and picture mashups. If you have an animator you can get some snazzy flash animations made. Anything that can hit the right chords in the viewer can become a potentially viral video. Play on the emotional triggers we’ve discussed before. If its something which makes them think, or something that makes them feel special, or something that makes them laugh - they might pass it on to their friends… The idea is to get people to notice you. Some of the viewers of the content may actually visit your site to find out more about you - and thats when you close your sales cycle. Get them to sign-up or opt-in or buy tickets or tell their friends.

If your content is good, other people may start promoting it for you. There is nothing better than free promotion. If someone big and popular talks about it - you’ll get the attention of their followings as well. So these are good targets to have for your content.

When creating the content, don’t just put something without proper research. See what kinds of content works. Find out who is already active in your niches communities. Who identifies viral videos most. Who has bigger followings. What kind of content makes it to the top.

Simon U Ford (SUF.EDBD)

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  • Yes, I totally agree. Getting your events page up is nothing compared with getting noticed and traffic to your website. You give some great tips in this article. We have heard it before. Don't cold sell. Use the social media to build a relationship. Once the relationship is there, you can start mentioning the event.

    Learning from the best in your field is definitely another great tip. It sounds so trivial. But we often times forget. We could simply learn from the guru's and apply it ourselves. For some reason most people don't do this. Isn't this a remarkable fact? In stead of repeating a proven method, we like to do things our own way. It creates a much longer learning curve and is most likely more costly also. The only advantage I see is that you will learn from every mistake you make.
  • Ah, getting noticed. The holy grail! Anything worth having is worth working for (and studying into the wee hours to master.....).
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