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Event Marketing

How to Use Online Event Marketing to Get More RSVPs

Whether you are trying to promote a large corporate event, special charity gala, or small open house, there are certain event marketing strategies that can be used to get you more RSVPs and also create a memorable experience for your guests while they’re there. Here are some of the strategies we have found to be very effective for promoting special events.

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Event Marketing

Using Clever Creativity to Promote a Special Event

Our client, The Art Institute, needed to find a creative way to reach out to a very specific audience to attend one of their ongoing special events – the portfolio show. We came up with a solution using both printed materials and digital strategy to attract their ideal attendee.

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Email Marketing, Internet Marketing

Stunning Beauty Industry Email Marketing Campaigns

When marketing for the beauty industry, the bar for trending, quality design is set at an all-time high. Our email marketing campaigns are all visually stunning and carefully crafted using a strategy that reaches our clients’ target audience–either customers or fellow industry professionals–in a way that gets them noticed and leaves an impact on the viewer.

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Conversion Marketing, Event Marketing, Events, Internet Marketing

Master Your Passion: An Event Marketing Campaign for The Art Institutes

The Art Institutes came to us with a need for special event promotion. They were holding a College Preview event across multiple campuses specifically for the high school audience. They wanted collateral that spoke to that audience and would stand out among the plethora of other college recruiting materials that students start getting during this time of their high school careers.

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Design, Email Marketing

A Beautiful First Impression for OPI

Our Welcome Series for OPI set the tone for future email communications and encouraged new pro and consumer subscribers to engage with OPI. It was a great way to introduce them to everything the brand had to offer in a way that wasn’t overwhelming or pushy, but informative and—you guessed it—welcoming.

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