Focus on whom your end target audience it and then pick the media, the channel, etc. It pays to use a consultant if budget allows.
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How To Publicise Events Well?
125 points 1votes 17/06/2007 11:56:46 PM by boysiber rookie Post Replyanwyays, there are alot of information online where you can read and gain more ideas from.
(more info in what you are trying to do would be good. at least people who are reading this will know about your event)
another idea i would like to add is to make use of your school or work place to spread the word of your events. make use of spaces for you to put up posters and flyers.
Use blogs, forms, flyers and my-space, friendster, etc... Word of mouth is the best.
here are some links for your reading pleasure:
http://apps.carleton.edu/campu.../
http://www.ideacenter.org/club...
http://www.ehow.com/how_135427...
Thank you...I would like to publicise a lecture series and a course that are going to be conducted soon.
ok, why don't you also email to us (NB lounge) about your event? i.e what lecture it is, where and when..and about your course as well....we'll like to publicise it as well for you. i can put it up on our blog for starters. :D
We're coming down to Singapore for a short meeting, so perhaps if we know more about your event, we might be able to assist you further.
just use our contact form, and email to us. link is below.
http://www.nasibriyanilounge.c.../
Tks.
Hope to hear form you.
NB- webmaster
For starters , have a poster. From that poster you can print it as a flyers or normal posters to be placed at strategic places. You can also mass email the poster to everyone. Also , most organisations nowadays have blogs or websites. Contact the person in charge of the website and ask them to publicise the event for you in their site.
Another point to add is that to work on networking with everyone around you. Its useful if you have an event coming up. You'll know who to contact.
Focus on whom your end target audience it and then pick the media, the channel, etc. It pays to use a consultant if budget allows.
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