I'm working on materials for my presentation at Mission & Ministry next week...While I'm at it, I thought I'd share this resource with you. Have you ever sat down to formulate a plan for promoting an upcoming event and thought... "Where should I begin?" Then... you get overwhelmed by all of your options, procrastinate, and end up throwing $30 at Facebook 6 days out from the event? This timeline & checklist was written to infuse a little more intention and strategy into that process. You'll see a lot on here. Not all of it applies to every event, of course. But—it's my hope that you print it out, get out your red pen, pick out a few new ideas, cross some stuff off, and be left with a timely, thorough promotional plan.
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