Social media posts
Event promotion posts typically include the event’s name, location, date, time, and a description of the event. They also include instructions on how to join, such as a link to more information or details on how to buy tickets. An attractive visual, such as an image or video, can help capture attention.
Event websites
Some examples of event websites include:
- Kikk Festival: A website created for each event of this festival that celebrates digital and creative culture
Red Hat Summit: An IT event landing page that allows attendees to participate and join by broadcasting or streaming the event online SXSW Conference: A website for a large conference that caters to music lovers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, influencers, and more Affiliate Summit West: An event landing page with a visually appealing design Traffic & Conversion Summit: A landing page for one of the world’s biggest digital marketing events Artist Project: A landing page for a Contemporary Art Fair that creates a sense of urgency and FOMO to encourage guests to get tickets
Event invitations
Event invitations should generate enthusiasm for the event and convince readers to attend. One way to do this is to justify the costs.