BOOK A MARKETING CONSULTATION CALL

#57: Nonprofit Guide to Event Marketing

events marketing strategy Oct 26, 2019

iTunes Button (via NiftyButtons.com) Get on Google Play (Button via NiftyButtons.com)

Filling the room (or the charity sporting event or the holiday lights tour or any event you use to raise funds for your cause) requires a different type of marketing than your regular outreach.

While your mission is still front and center in this type of marketing, there is a big difference because you’re selling an experience as much as a cause. 

So how can you create buzz for your event and boost ticket sales, registrations or attendance? You need two approaches - one for your tried-and-true supporters and another to bring new people into your events as a way of introducing your cause to them.

This podcast goes into the what, when and where to promote your nonprofit event and capitalize on their success so they can just keep getting bigger and better and generate ever more support for your cause.

Connect with our Smart Marketing for Small Nonprofits Community for a greater sense of joy, creativity and camaraderie as you do what you do to make the world a better place!

Subscribe and Review in iTunes

Are you subscribed to my podcast? If not, I want to encourage you to subscribe today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. They are each designed to help you take immediate action on the most important nonprofit marketing strategies that will help you move your mission forward so you can accelerate the growth of your organization and create the impact you most want in this world.

Click here to subscribe in iTunes!

And if you’re feeling extra motivated, I would be very grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too.

Reviews help other nonprofit leaders, marketers, communicators, and fundraisers find my podcast so we can all move our missions forward with love and respect for the work we all do in making the world a better place. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what the most helpful part of the podcast was for you.

Thank you!!