fielddrive Selects: The "What's in it for me" Factor
When it comes to event marketing, buzzword-laden copies and eye-popping images can only take you so far! At the end of the day, your attendees care about value. That's why the starting point for all your event marketing efforts should always be the WIIFM (What's In It For Me) factors. You should list down all the main reasons why any attendees would want to come to your events, and build your marketing and promotional material around them. "Let's not be subtle about it; let's really drive home to people why they should come to this event!"— Richard John, COO, Realise . Watch the short video to find out more about the WIIFM factors.
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When it comes to event marketing, buzzword-laden copies and eye-popping images can only take you so far! At the end of the day, your attendees care about value. That's why the starting point for all your event marketing efforts should always be the WIIFM (What's In It For Me) factors. You should list down all the main reasons why any attendees would want to come to your events, and build your marketing and promotional material around them. "Let's not be subtle about it; let's really drive home to people why they should come to this event!"— Richard John, COO, Realise . Watch the short video to find out more about the WIIFM factors.
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The WIFM factor
Learn what's the WIFM factor and how to use it
Promoting the right way
How to promote your events the right way to the right audience
Making your events compelling
Learn how the right language can make all the difference
Don't be subtle
Why your language shouldn't be subtle about your WIFM factors
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fielddrive Selects: The "What's in it for me" Factor
When it comes to event marketing, buzzword-laden copies and eye-popping images can only take you so far! At the end of the day, your attendees care about value. That's why the starting point for all your event marketing efforts should always be the WIIFM (What's In It For Me) factors. You should list down all the main reasons why any attendees would want to come to your events, and build your marketing and promotional material around them. "Let's not be subtle about it; let's really drive home to people why they should come to this event!"— Richard John, COO, Realise . Watch the short video to find out more about the WIIFM factors.
What’s Inside?
The WIFM factor
Learn what's the WIFM factor and how to use it
Promoting the right way
How to promote your events the right way to the right audience
Making your events compelling
Learn how the right language can make all the difference
Don't be subtle
Why your language shouldn't be subtle about your WIFM factors
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