Regional Event Sequence
       Create multi-step marketing reminder sequences for events, trainings and conferences that allows you to automate our planning process. Manage your recurring events by copying your existing marketing reminder campaigns from one event to the next. 
          
  Below is an example of how drip marketing can be used to coordinate a regional event: 
      
        
          |  [Email] 30 Days before
 Marketing purpose: First Invitation Email   What to include: Basic email of the date and time of the event. Provide a link to the registration survey and provide contact information.  | 
        
          |  [Email] 21 Days before
 Marketing purpose: Second Invitation Email   What to include: Provide a link to the registration survey and provide contact information. Include a special promotion.  | 
        
          |  [Direct Mail] 19 Days before
Marketing purpose: Direct Mail Invite   What to include: Send to those that did not open your emails.  | 
        
          |  [Call List] 14 Days before
Marketing purpose: Call Out to Unregistered   What to include:  | 
        
          |  [Email] 7 Days before
Marketing purpose: Final Invitation  What to include: Email reminder. Provide a link to the registration form as well as provide the directions and a map.  | 
        
          | Anchor Date - Day of Event.  | 
        
          |  [Email] 1 Days After
Marketing purpose: Post Show Survey   What to include: Gather information that can be used to refine your event planning. Ask for permission to add people to product launch emails and monthly newsletters.  | 
        
          |  [Email] 2 Days After
Marketing purpose: Sorry We Missed You   What to include: Match the registration list with the attendee list. Introduce cross-promotion or provide access to the event materials.  | 
      
      You are in complete control of your message by creating a smooth sequence of pre-event reminders and follow-ups. The information you gathered can be used to place leads and customers into certain sales cycles to solidify your relationship with them after the event is over.