
Are you relying on outdated flyers to promote your events?
Planning an event is exhausting. Most organizers are so busy putting out fires that they completely miss the opportunity to document the magic happening in the room. But what if you stopped viewing your event as just a one-day experience and started seeing it as a massive, year-round content engine?
In this episode of the How It All Werks podcast, Kirk Nugent sits down with Komposition CEO (and his wife!) Kanique Mighty-Nugent to discuss how she masterfully leveraged content creators to drive promotion, secure local PR, and capture real-time energy for the 1,000+ attendee Bold Market Expo.
In this episode, we break down:
- The Dedicated On-Site Creator: Why you cannot rely on yourself to capture footage on the day of the event, and how hiring a live creator instantly builds FOMO.
- Monetizing Your Media: How to stop selling basic booth spaces and start selling premium inventory (like custom Instagram Reels for your sponsors).
- Cross-Pollinating Digital Footprints: Why relying solely on your own audience is a mistake, and how to leverage local PR, news stations, and vendors to tap into massive new demographics.
- The 3-Phase Content Life Cycle: Why your event's content strategy should never start on the day of the event. Learn how to use behind-the-scenes preparation and post-event recaps to market your brand all year long.
👇 What is the biggest mistake you have made when trying to capture content at a live event? Let us know in the comments below!
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