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9. Which
intrigues you
most?
9
Your Turn
1.COLLABORATE:
Meeting & Marketing teamwork to grow key segments.
2.TARGET + MATTER:
Connect conference benefits with critical problems top
targets must solve.
3.EXTEND VALUE:
Increase value runway beyond the event itself to increase
engagement throughout the year.
10.
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13.
14. Problems to solve?
How will your conference help them improve?
Opportunities to seize?
What are their most critical needs?
Identify Target Segments
Top concerns for leadership?
Issues keeping them up at night?
Pain points?
15.
16. 16
Your Turn
Message Maps
What does your map look like?
Challenges, Opportunities, Value Prop, Offers?
THINK WRITE SHARE
Marketing to YOU: PCMA Convening Leaders
25. Header – logo
Should include your event location, dates, and tag line if using one.
Registration Agenda Exhibitor List Why Attend?
Headline
Sentence-------(hook to draw reader in)-----
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• Benefit 1
• Benefit 2
• Benefit 3
Closing---------------------------------------------------------
Photo
Connect
Blog
New This Year Foundation
Photo Photo
39. • Feel obligated to attend
• Tattoo on the arm
• Measure success not in years, but
in # of badge ribbons.
• Board members, retired/life
members, committee participants,
chapter leaders
• Justification story is based on
volunteerism, passion and status.
The Lifers
40. • Commonly found at meetings
where speakers, speak to
speakers.
• Academics seeking points for
tenure or being published.
• Meeting often has posters as
consolation prize.
• Their ticket to the meeting.
• Exhibitors and sponsors view
them as influencers.
The Professors
41. • Primary goal is thought
leadership.
• Sometimes guilty of doing a
sales pitch.
• May consider upping their ante
after getting on the program.
• Big play for consultants and
freelancers.
The Content Marketers
42. • AKA companies that
should exhibit
• Interested in
networking & BizDev
The Ambushers
43. • Get ‘em when they’re young
• Students, Residents, etc.
• Exhibitors don’t value
• Low contribution margin
• Sophomore Play
The Rookies
44. • Expo floor only
• Low investment
• Aisle density
• Good candidates for
nurturing & upselling
The Window Shoppers
45. • True buyers of your
networking & education
experience
• Rarely attracted by CEU’s
• Segment here and design
education to attract them
• Others will follow
Investor Participants
46. • What audience groups
do you segment and market
differently to today?
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52. Promotion Focus Prevention Focus
Are one of these Mindsets more dominant?
Marketing messages that resonate are polar opposite
*Source – Columbia University Motivation Science Center
Approach Pleasure
Avoid Pain
Prevention vs. Promotion
53. “The cap swap was great! I love meeting
new people and sharing stories about our
school!”
Get Them To Pause
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