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Self Promotion

by on February 13, 2010

Promoters, have you fully leveraged the power of the well-designed Event Ticket?
You’ve put quite a great deal of effort into pre-event publicity, have you not? You may have plastered the city centre with Posters and Flyers announcing your big event. You may have spread the message via social networking websites, blogs, and other online forums. [...]

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Love Is in the Air!

by on January 29, 2010

It’s not to late to create your romantic Valentine’s Day Event Kit!

If you’re planning a big, romantic dance, dinner, or other event in celebration of lovers, get a little added publicity with a proper Valentine’s Day Event Kit. You’ve already put plenty of thought into the venue, the band, the drinks, and the appetizers. Now, [...]

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New Ideas

by on January 8, 2010

Looking to drum up some new interest for your annual events? Time to go viral! Viral marketing is the hottest way to expend your popularity and your donor list, and, amazingly, it’s the least expensive form of advertising you can imagine. All you need is one good idea and a lot of word-of-mouth publicity.
Viral marketing [...]

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Coming to Yes

by on October 27, 2009

Odds are, decisions about event publicity and ticket printing are not entirely up to you. You may be among the lucky few who can make their own choices without answering to anyone, but most of us must muddle through layers of bureaucracy and consensus building before anything ever gets accomplished!
Well, your printed materials are a [...]

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