1. Good old-fashioned press releases can still be
very effective – if the media happens to pick yours up. Some newspapers do have
event calendars and will include your event there. Note that some papers will
only publish free events at no charge; expect to pay if you want your fee-based
event included.
2. Online PRs geared toward SEO are also an
option—though these generally have a price attached to them based on the topic
and distribution.
3. Add the seminar to your Events page on Facebook
and post about it (free). Ask fans to tell their friends. If you have the
budget, run ads in Facebook targeted at the demographic you are trying to
reach.
4. Include your event on your website with the
appropriate keywords and make it easy to register. Then include a link to the
page in your e-newsletter in a short article with details about the session.
5. Find a group whose members would have interest
in the topic and ask them to promote it to their members. (LinkedIn is a good
place to search for groups.) Optionally, partner with someone else whose
interests are similar.
6.
Add the event to meetup.com.
We know how hard it can be to get news of your event in
front of the right people, but keep trying! You may have to test several
channels to find what works best for you. If you have found a great solution, we'd love to hear from you. Good luck!
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