Course
Event Promotions 101: Proven Tactics that Drive Registrations and Deliver Attendees
Getting attendees to your events isn’t easy. From virtual conferences, to webinars, to in-person events, attendees are overwhelmed with all the ways they can network and learn.
How do you cut through the noise and prove that your event is the one to attend?
Join us to find out how to make your event communications more effective to increase attendance and extend the reach of your events.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Best practices for marketing before, during and after events
- Alternative marketing channels which are now (or will be) the new norm
- How to extend and harness the power of your events
Earn CEUs: The Events Industry Council has reviewed the learning objectives of this activity and has indicated that attendees will receive 1 CE hours in the Meeting or Event Design Domain of the CMP or CMP-HC Standards.
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Emily Dick
Emily is a passionate demand gen marketer with 14 years experience delivering profitable marketing campaigns and strategies. She strives to be a pivotal player in an organization ensuring that marketing is delivering on revenue targets. Emily is an expert in demand generation and marketing operations with a focus on using the right metrics to make better decisions.
Alyssa Peltier
Senior Manager of Event Marketing
Cvent
Alyssa is a marketing professional with over 12 years of experience. Since 2016, Alyssa has worked to build the global event marketing function at Cvent ensuring its largest, marquee event programs were designed and executed in alignment with the needs of the business. Her major focus was on the creation of unique experiences and establishing quantifiable and integrated metrics to drive ROI of the live events channel. Under the Cvent Consulting division at Cvent, Alyssa is now responsible for using her background in Meetings and Events to develop tools and insights that educate the Enterprise market on the evolving landscape and how Cvent solutions serve customer needs and business outcomes.