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Digital Marketing for Events

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  • Feb 08, 2025
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Digital Marketing for Events  No.1

Digital Marketing for Events, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4, with 85 lectures, based on 27 reviews, and has 222 subscribers.

You will learn about Event Marketing Social Media Marketing Google Ads Email Marketing Messenger Marketing Analytics Event Strategy This course is ideal for individuals who are Event marketers of all abilities or Event Management Students or Social Media Managers It is particularly useful for Event marketers of all abilities or Event Management Students or Social Media Managers.

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Summary

Title: Digital Marketing for Events

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 85

Number of Published Lectures: 85

Number of Curriculum Items: 85

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 85

Original Price: £34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Event Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Google Ads
  • Email Marketing
  • Messenger Marketing
  • Analytics
  • Event Strategy
  • Who Should Attend

  • Event marketers of all abilities
  • Event Management Students
  • Social Media Managers
  • Target Audiences

  • Event marketers of all abilities
  • Event Management Students
  • Social Media Managers
  • Attract more attendees, generate more ticket sales and establish a loyal fanbase – all with this digital marketing for events course.

    This is a complete course on how to marketing your event successfully in the current digital environment. Cut through the noise and get your event infront of the right audience across multiple marketing channels.

    The methods outlined in this course are applicable to any size of event, whether it’s a 100 capacity educational talk, a 2,000 capacity conference or a 15,000 capacity music festival.

    You will be able to create cost effective campaigns, using marketing channels your competitors won’t be using. You will learn how to create a website for your event, build a database with email and Messenger marketing. You will be able to identify the perfect ticket platform for your event and make little tweaks that can have a significant effect on your ticket sales. You will learn how to run advertisements across multiple social media platforms

    By the end of the course you will know how to use a multitude of marketing tools to find new customers and turn them into loyal ambassadors for your event brand.

    WHAT IS COVERED IN THIS COURSE

  • Event planning – how to create a simple plan for you event

  • Event marketing – how to market your event across Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Google & YouTube and giving you the skills to run advertisements on other social media platforms such as LinkedIn and Pintrest.

  • Ticket platforms – how to choose the right ticket platform or combination of platforms, how to get free traffic for your event, how to recruit ambassadors and reps to sell tickets for you, how to track purchases from different sources

  • Registration phase – how to run a successful sign up for your event to maximise ticket sales upon launch

  • How to maximise your reach during and post event

  • WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR

  • Event organisers who want to maximise their ticket sales

  • Students who are looking for a real world process on how to marketing events away from theory based learning

  • Digital Marketing Managers looking to add event marketing to their skillset

  • WHAT KIND OF EVENTS CAN THIS BE APPLIED TO

  • Music events

  • Festivals

  • Entertainment events

  • Comedy events

  • Conferences

  • Educational talks

  • Sporting events

  • Charity events

  • Fundraisers

  • Hobby meetings

  • Food & Drink events

  • INSTRUCTOR BACKGROUND

    I’ve been marketing events for over 5 year, starting while at University by creating an event brand that has since turned into a national touring event in the UK. I hold the position of Digital Marketing Manager for London’s biggest electronic music event promoters and am responsible for over 60 digital event campaigns each year, ranging from 300 – 25,000 capcity.

    I pride myself on using the latest technologies to achieve sell out events, all while building loyal fanbases that keep on coming back for more.

    MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

    The course comes with a Udemy-backed, 30-day money-back guarantee. This is not just a guarantee, it’s a promise from myself that I will go out of my way to help you succeed and understand the methods taught in this course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Meet your instructor

    Lecture 2: An introduction to digital event marketing

    Lecture 3: What you will learn from this course

    Chapter 2: Event Marketing Plan

    Lecture 1: Why do you need an event marketing plan?

    Lecture 2: Budget, ticket patterns and content strategy

    Lecture 3: Customer behaviour and timeline

    Chapter 3: Ticket Platforms

    Lecture 1: Choosing the right ticket platform

    Lecture 2: Different types of traffic – direct to consumer vs consumer actively seeking

    Lecture 3: Best ticket platforms to list a music event

    Lecture 4: Managing barcodes with QFlow

    Lecture 5: Event listing websites for free traffic

    Lecture 6: Make your event pages more appealing

    Lecture 7: Understanding where your customers live

    Lecture 8: Ambassadors and reps

    Lecture 9: Tracking links

    Lecture 10: Ticket discounts

    Lecture 11: Customer habits

    Lecture 12: Getting the most out of your ticket providor

    Chapter 4: Visual Assets

    Lecture 1: Where to find freelancers

    Lecture 2: How to create your own assets

    Lecture 3: Image size guidelines

    Lecture 4: Playing to the algorithm

    Chapter 5: The Registration/Sign Up Process

    Lecture 1: Should you run a sign up for your event

    Lecture 2: How to run sign ups through MailChimp

    Lecture 3: How to run sign ups through Manychat

    Lecture 4: How to run sign ups through Facebook Lead Generation

    Lecture 5: Audience Republic

    Lecture 6: Summary

    Chapter 6: Creating a website

    Lecture 1: Why you need a website

    Lecture 2: What to include on your website

    Lecture 3: Turning visitors into subscribers

    Lecture 4: Google Analytics

    Chapter 7: An Introduction to Social Media Advertising

    Lecture 1: Overview of social media advertising

    Lecture 2: The cost

    Chapter 8: Facebook & Instagram Advertising

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Facebook and Instagram advertising

    Lecture 2: Creating a business account

    Lecture 3: Ads manager overview

    Lecture 4: Advertiser access

    Lecture 5: Facebook pixel

    Lecture 6: Audience overview

    Lecture 7: Custom audiences

    Lecture 8: Lookalike audiences

    Lecture 9: Saved audiences

    Lecture 10: Audience Insights & Interest Explorer

    Lecture 11: Campaign Manager overview

    Lecture 12: Bidding, funnelling, staggering & disguising

    Lecture 13: Create a campaign and choose your objective

    Lecture 14: Campaign Budget Optimisation and Dynamic Creative

    Lecture 15: Creating a campaign – offers & conversions

    Lecture 16: Creating a campaign – audiences, placement & budget

    Lecture 17: Creating a campaign – dark ads

    Lecture 18: Creating a campaign – instant experiences

    Lecture 19: Creating a campaign – customising placements

    Lecture 20: Creating a campaign – using an existing post

    Lecture 21: Creating a campaign – pixel tracking

    Lecture 22: Measuring your campaigns performance

    Lecture 23: Creating rules

    Lecture 24: Facebook tips

    Lecture 25: Instagram tips

    Chapter 9: Snapchat Advertising

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Snapchat Advertising

    Lecture 2: Creative Library

    Lecture 3: Audiences

    Lecture 4: Creating ads

    Lecture 5: Measuring performance

    Chapter 10: Twitter Advertising

    Lecture 1: Introduction & creating an ad account

    Lecture 2: Creating Twitter audiences

    Lecture 3: Creating a campaign

    Lecture 4: Measuring ad performance

    Chapter 11: Google Advertising

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Google Advertising

    Lecture 2: Audiences

    Lecture 3: Creating campaigns

    Lecture 4: Measuring performance & linking YouTube accounts

    Chapter 12: Additional Tips

    Lecture 1: Physical Marketing

    Lecture 2: During the event

    Lecture 3: Post event

    Lecture 4: Using professionals

    Lecture 5: Using insights

    Lecture 6: Targeting students

    Lecture 7: Tracking links

    Lecture 8: Getting an app for your event

    Lecture 9: Other platforms to consider

    Chapter 13: How To Apply This Knowledge

    Lecture 1: Audiences

    Lecture 2: Timeline

    Lecture 3: Content

    Lecture 4: Summary

    Instructors

  • Digital Marketing for Events  No.2
    Elliot Matthews
    Digital Event Marketing Specialist
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