A great place to start with content marketing for events is to use it to inform potential attendees about the relevant details of your event. You’ll want them to know the essentials – what, when, where – but also, who’s going to be speaking and exhibiting, ticket prices, itineraries and, most importantly, why they should come. You could even use your content to help them get the most out of the day.
Broadcasting this information and your core messages out to potential attendees can seem like an overwhelming task. Remember though that the internet offers lots of tools and platforms to help you get your content out there. More on this later.
There are many different forms that your content can take. Here are the main types of content you should consider when marketing an event:
When thinking about the best format for your content, it’s important to know your options. It is not always helpful to create content for every channel available to you – just because it’s there doesn’t mean it’s right to use.
Creating lots of content for all available platforms can sometimes be counterintuitive to your objectives as well as being a time vampire. A clear understanding of your aims and goals is fundamental to creating effective content. This is a great time to pause for thought.
Top Tip: Stop and think. Make a cup of tea and draw up a strategy document. List your aims and goals. How can content help achieve them? Do you have assets ready to use or will you have to create them from scratch? What is your main message? Think about each format…does it naturally fit your message? Also think about what forms of content would most appeal to your target audience. We’ll come back to this document later.
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