Jay LeonardHaving a solid social media plan in place around your marketing events is essential to boosting engagement and overall awareness. Before an event your social channels are a great way to spread the word while pulling in registrants that are not currently in your database. During an event social networks offer a unique opportunity to interact directly with your audience while empowering them to share and amplify your message. After an event, social marketing is a fantastic way to stay engaged and have the experience live on through sharing of photos, blog recaps, and session recordings.
Being active on social networks before, during, and after your event is a no longer an option but is now expected by the attendees. Since events are in real time, attendees often use social networks to get updates and to engage with other participants in a live environment. The most important part of your strategy is going to be the planning.
We have put together a sample checklist to help you prepare for the cornucopia of opportunities that events open up to a Social Media Manager. No need to take notes, this one is pulled directly from our Definitive Guide to Event Marketing.
Embed The Sample Social Plan for Events on your website:
Read more: You Must Let Social Media and Mobile Technologies Disrupt Your Next Event
This article was written for Business 2 Community by Jay Leonard.
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Interesting article – there is no doubt that Social Media Event Marketing is a powerful communication channel towards boosting engagement and overall awareness.
I recently came across a tool called conferize.com – it seems they are addressing this topic from an interesting angle.