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    Use social media to pack your next event

    • Posted by Kate Drake
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    • Date November 22, 2017
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    You’ve got an event coming up, and you want to fill every seat. How do you throw a champagne event on a beer budget? With social media!

    Here’s how.

    • Have a unique, event-specific hashtag. The key here is to research it first. You need to make sure it hasn’t been used before or associated with something negative.
    • Encourage attendees to tell the world they’re going. After they register include a “share on Facebook” button. Or write a tweet for them — with a call to action, like “Click to Tweet.”
    • Answer back when your biggest supporters talk about the event on social media. Engage them in conversation.
    • Offer discounts through social media and create social contests.
    • Before the event interview the speakers or attendees and post those interviews on all your social media platforms. Ask the interviewees to post on their platforms, too.
    • During the event give people a reason to take photos and share, share, share. For example, have a box of cool photo props available by the step-and-repeat.
    • Give a sneak peak behind the scenes by sharing snippets of video.
    • After the event, put any presentations up on SlideShare, releasing them once a day to keep people engaged.

    With these easy tips, your next event is sure to be a success.

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    Kate Drake
    Kate Drake
    Kate oversees all education-related initiatives within Social5. With a Masters degree in Library and Information Science from Emporia State University, she is uniquely qualified for the role. She has a welcoming and kind approach that helps students feel at ease and learn in a safe environment. Often Canadian, she currently hails from Salt Lake City, Utah.

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