Live Casting Events
Running an event can be overwhelming. Over the past couple of years and being a part of a couple dozen events, Cloud Media Marketing's owner, Kayleigh, can attest to that. She has overseen monthly networking events, large galas, and multiple fundraising events.
With everything that goes into the actual event, there is very little time or energy available to live tweeting. It might be time to consider letting a professional handle the social media for you. That's right, you can now hire Cloud Media Marketing to live tweet your next event!
But, why even bother livecasting? It sounds like a waste of time. My attendees aren't even on social media at the event. These are just some of the excuses people use for not live casting or posting to social media sites during their events.
Consider this: Social media is becoming more and more ingrained in our everyday lives. People are turning to their news feeds for updates and information more and more often. You do not know if your attendees are on twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or any other social site. Take a look around during either your next event or the next one you attend and notice how many people are on their phones at any given time.
By creating a unique #hashtag well enough in advance and including it on all marketing material, including promotional tweets, attendees will know how to interact with you during the event.
Now, here are some examples of how people are using social media everyday while attending events around the country and the world:
Interacting with event staff to ask questions and get information. A Facebook Group can be a great communication tool during events
Stay alert to any changes in scheduling or attraction
Before people arrive, or just as they are arriving to events, they check the event's social media to find out about parking, last minute ticket information, or to find a map/guide
People who attended the event are also likely to post about it online after the event is over. They will post photos, reviews, and share what they learned with their followers.
Those who were not able to attend will go online to see what they missed. Posting photos and videos of keynote speakers, main attractions, and other interesting
At this point you are sold on the idea, but you are wondering how this all works...
1.) A few weeks before your event, contact Cloud Media Marketing to book the date and to discuss the event. Kayleigh will need access to your social media account(s). It is suggested that you change your password before and after to protect your privacy.
2.) Kayleigh will attend the event, arriving early to take set up photos and make sure everything will work properly. During the event, many posts will be posted on your behalf, including photos of guests, short videos, and text tweets. Any interactions with the hashtag will be shared, favorited, or replied to. Attendees and followers will be encouraged to interact using the hashtag.
3.) After the event, an analysis will be put together of the interactions from the event.
Contact Kayleigh now for a free consultation and discuss your event and to ask any questions you might have.
Email: Contact@CloudMediaMkt.com
Call: (203) 815-5489 (best time is around 12:30PM or 5:30PM)
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