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1 year ago

How do you promote an event with no money?.

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REY [17]1 year ago

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Promoting an event with no money could be done by focussing on pre- event preparation and brand creation.

<h3>How do you promote an event without money?</h3>

Utilize social media: Take into account adopting a specialty or specialized segmentation so members of a sector or demography can check your calendar for activities they are confident they will appreciate.

Having a blogger as a friend : Make as many friends as you can with bloggers, social media ambassadors, and influencers.

If they are essential to your low-cost event promotion, they will aid you in spreading the word if they know, like, and trust you.

Seek media support: If you host newsworthy events, getting to know these people will be helpful to you in your event promotion as well.

Don't forget writers for periodicals, travel websites, or anything else relevant to the activities you host and they would contribute on a large scale for your brand creation.

To learn more about brand creation, refer:

brainly.com/question/28155051

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