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12 Steps for Creating a Great Event Marketing Plan 

Bizzaboo

Event marketing can be a complex and time-consuming process, but it is essential for ensuring that your event is a success. A well-crafted marketing plan for events will help you reach your target audience, generate interest in your event, and drive ticket sales. Promote your event early and often.

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What’s Your Event Marketing Resolution?

Convene by PCMA

Throughout the disruptions brought on by COVID-19, event marketers have not only persevered but learned some important lessons along the way. There are many moving pieces that comprise a digital marketing campaign: websites, email, SMS, search, social media, targeted advertisements.

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Time to Retire Outdated Event Marketing Jargon

Convene by PCMA

If event marketers want their message to resonate with attendees, they must speak the language of event goers — not the other way around. Jargon is pervasive in marketing — and event marketing is no exception. Adding “exhibitors” in your website navigation? Success starts here!” Content is king!”

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Conversion Tracking in a Post-Cookie World

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Cookies are bits of data that websites can attach to a user’s browser. Third-party cookies” refers to situations where one website leaves a cookie in a user’s browser, and a different website reads that cookie — like when a website shows you an ad for another website you visited earlier. What are cookies?

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How to Use Social Proof to Market Your Event

Convene by PCMA

And that’s what makes social proof such an effective tool for marketers, including event marketers. Industry luminaries are often thought of when creating speaker lineups and influencer marketing.

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Conference Branding: The Complete Guide to Event Branding 

Bizzaboo

Event branding aims to establish a cohesive and consistent experience for attendees, sponsors, and stakeholders, ultimately leaving a lasting impression and building brand recognition. What is the Difference Between Event Branding and Event Marketing?

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When Marketing an Event, Advertise Outside Your Lane

Convene by PCMA

To see the value in this new approach, event marketers must rethink their tendency to speak to businesspeople only during work hours via so-called professional channels. Historically, B2C brands leveraged high-visibility impressions on television, billboards, and popular websites to gain brand awareness. 3 Considerations.