Now if you had a major cycling event that ran 1 wk. that you had to promote in your state/province/country, which marketing mechanism would you choose
in terms of top choices (with #1 as top priority):
Keep in mind you have a limited budget and limited paid staff. You want to expand participation, get more people to come to your event:
*Internet web site/ blog
*newsletter (electronic or paper)
*local newspaper (electronic or paper): ads or flashy stories..
*radio
*TV
*billboard ads on road/transit
*community centres
*Internet listservs, forums
I'm sure there are folks here, who have been in this situation. Have you noticed changes in success rate in getting the message out so that people are even aware of event?
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07-27-2010, 07:04 PM #1
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