The event is approaching but registrations are low
The announcement is published, but people are not rushing to register. You need a plan for what to do next.
Marketing
Event promotion and offline campaigns
We plan how the right people will hear about your event, prepare advertising and partner placements, and create a convenient registration journey. For offline campaigns, we agree formats, materials and how their contribution will be measured.
What event promotion means at Eqvola
An event, whether a conference, opening, webinar, workshop or exhibition stand, has a date after which promotion is too late. We therefore work backwards from that date: when to announce it, send reminders, launch ads and follow up afterwards.
The registration journey matters as much as advertising. People must quickly understand what the event is, who it is for and how to register. We check the page, form, confirmation and reminders to help registrants actually attend.
Offline activity can also be measured. We plan dedicated links, QR codes or promo codes for printed materials, outdoor advertising and on-site promotion to see what worked.
This service covers promotion. The venue, technical equipment, programme and event logistics are not included. We do not guarantee attendance or ticket sales: they also depend on the topic, date, price and speakers.
When you need this service
People register but do not attend
The attendee list is long, but the room is half empty. Reminders and the participation confirmation process need review.
Regular events without a system
Promotion starts from scratch each time, while previous attendees' contact details sit unused.
An opening, launch or exhibition stand
You need to reach people nearby and those interested in your industry.
Offline advertising without feedback
You print flyers or run outdoor advertising but do not know whether it brings customers.
You may need something else
Need photography or filming at the event → Photo and video production
Need designs for flyers, banners or an exhibition stand → Advertising and print design
Need journalists and coverage of the event → PR and media relations
What event promotion includes
Plan and messaging
- the event audience and their reasons for attending;
- a communications calendar from announcement to completion;
- announcement copy and materials for speakers and partners;
- roles: who publishes what and when.
Registration and reminders
- an event page or improvements to an existing one;
- a registration form or ticket purchasing journey;
- confirmation and reminder emails and messages;
- tracking registration sources.
Promotion and offline activity
- advertising on social media, search or Telegram;
- partner placements in communities, media and partner channels;
- production briefs for printed materials and outdoor advertising;
- dedicated links, promo codes and QR codes for offline channels;
- a post-event report and attendee follow-up plan.
HOW WE WORK
How the work progresses
You approve the plan, copy and budget; we handle preparation, launch and tracking.
- 01
Understanding the event
We discuss the format, audience, date, budget and work already completed. Outcome: clarity on whom we are inviting and why they should attend.
- 02
Promotion plan
We create a calendar from announcement to completion: channels, messages, partners and budget. Outcome: a media plan for your approval.
- 03
Registration and materials
We prepare the page, form, reminders and advertising materials, checking the entire journey from ad to confirmation.
- 04
Promotion
We launch advertising and partner placements, monitor registrations and adjust the channel mix.
- 05
Campaign review
We analyse where attendees came from and how many registrants attended, then prepare thank-you communications and next steps.
What you receive
Event media plan
Channels, dates, messages and budget from announcement to completion.
Registration journey
Page, form, confirmation and reminders, tested in practice.
Advertising and partner materials
Copy, visuals and production briefs for online and offline channels.
Source tracking
Tagged links and promo codes to identify what worked.
Post-event report
Registrations and attendance by source, with findings for the next event.
What we need from you
- the event's date, venue, format and programme;
- the person who approves materials and budget;
- access to the website and registration or ticketing platform;
- contact details for partners and speakers willing to help with announcements;
- contact details for past attendees who have consented to emails.
The earlier we join the preparation, the more promotion options remain available.
What determines the cost
Ways to work together
Promotion of one event. A plan, registration journey, advertising and reporting for a specific date.
Support for recurring events. A repeatable process for a series of events, with an attendee database and findings after each one.
What determines the cost
- campaign duration;
- the number of channels and partner placements;
- the volume of materials, including offline materials;
- whether a new event page is required.
What is paid for separately
- advertising spend and paid placements;
- printing, production and installation of outdoor advertising;
- registration or ticketing services.
FAQ
Questions about event promotion
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Go to formDo you organise the event itself?
No. This service covers promotion. The venue, technical equipment, programme and logistics remain with you or your event organiser. We work to a shared calendar so announcements match the actual plans.
Do you guarantee attendance numbers?
No. Attendance depends on the topic, date, price, speakers and surrounding circumstances. We are responsible for the plan, material quality and convenient registration, and show which channels work.
How can we tell whether offline advertising worked?
We create a dedicated link, QR code or promo code for each offline channel. Reports then show where registrations or enquiries came from. Some people will still arrive without tracking information, and we account for that.
Do you work with online events?
Yes. Reminders are particularly important for webinars and online conferences: when an event is only on a screen, it is easier to miss. We also plan post-broadcast materials for those unable to join.
What should we do with attendees after the event?
Send a thank-you message, recordings or materials, and offer a next step. If attendees consent to emails, they become an audience for future events and offers. All questions and answers
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- Marketing support for entering new markets
- Event promotion and offline campaigns
- Partnership marketing and collaborations
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s discuss your task
Tell us what you have, what is not working and what result you expect. We will review your enquiry, clarify the details and suggest the next step.