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How to write a great blog for your events
Writing blogs for your event is really important when it comes to engaging your audience and marketing your event.
Blogs are essential for a variety of reasons, including helping to boost your SEO ranking (search engine optimisation), giving you plenty of content to promote on social media, and giving additional insights into your event, helping future ticket buyers make a decision on buying tickets to your event. They’re also great for adding in calls to action to help generate ticket buying leads.
Basics of Email Marketing – Part 4
Last time we took a look at how to how to report on all your efforts you’ve put into your email marketing campaign. From what metrics to look out for, to how to A/B test your content. If you missed the blog, check it out here.
Helm Tickets Is Now Offering Print Services
We’re delighted to announce that we’re launching our print services exclusively to you, our organisers! The print services available will include business cards, flyers, posters and banners, with the option of more bespoke packages available upon request!
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Pay by invoice now available
Event organisers can now opt to allow customers to pay for tickets by invoice – providing even more flexibility to both organisers and attendees.
How using a CRM can boost your ticket sales
Find out how using a CRM that integrates with your ticketing platform can streamline your ticket sale process, your management of sponsorship deals and overall, support your relationships with customers.
9 Tips to Get More from Your Networking Event
In our experience networking events are invaluable to many businesses, especially for small businesses and in specialist industries. With that in mind, it's important to get the most out of networking - so we've gathered some of our top tips to make sure you execute...
Basics of Email Marketing – Part 2
Last time we looked at how to get started with an email marketing campaign, including how to create an email marketing strategy and how to build up your email list. If you missed the first part of this series you can find it here. This time we’re taking a look at email marketing best practices and some regulations we recommend you follow.
Basics of Email Marketing – Part 1
Email marketing may seem a fairly old school method of marketing your next event in a world full of messaging and social media channels, but it’s still one of the most effective ways to get in front of your target audience and get results.
How MTV Music Week Helped Tackle The Stigma Around Mental Health
Mental health as a whole has rightfully taken front of stage in recent years. With an increased focus on mental wellbeing alongside physical health, we’re beginning to see a social change in attitude towards mental health and we’re starting to remove the stigma that goes with mental health issues.
How to create an email list for your event
Putting together an email list may seem like a daunting task, but it’s an essential component to running a successful marketing campaign for your event. Email lists are perfect for encouraging attendees to return to future events you may run as well as informing new subscribers of events coming up.
Offline Event Marketing Ideas
For many businesses and events, digital marketing is key. Online ads and social media marketing have become incredibly accurate, and act as a measurable tool for reaching the target audience of your event.
Organiser Spotlight – Breaking into the music industry with MTV
MTV Music Week is turning the traditional festival format on its head with various locations across the city of Plymouth. The 4-day festival will be celebrating not just the music itself but the industry around it, exploring how it impacts art, technology, social media and everything in between.
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