
How to market your show with social media: The Seminar
Social media marketing can be a fantastic way to market a show . . . especially one with limited or no budget.
That’s why I added a new seminar to our roster for all of you out there looking to learn more and master the art of marketing through Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Google+ and more.
I thought about teaching this one myself, but this time, I’m handing over the social media reins to my Director of Online Marketing (and former Apple employee), Steven Tartick. Steven is the man behind the curtain of all of the social media campaigns that we run here at Davenport Theatrical, including all of the stuff on Godspell, Miss Abigail’s and more. When I come up with a crazy internet idea, Steven makes it happen.
Here’s Steven’s description of the class.
The Show Must Go Online: Connecting with Future Audiences via Social Media
The first class is on Thursday, November 17, 6pm – 8pm. To register for the course, click here. It’s $99, and as with all of our seminars, Steven and I will guarantee that you get your moneys worth, or we’ll hand it right back to you at the end of the class.
Register today. Space is limited and we expect to sell out fast.
And don’t forget about our other classes this Fall, including:
– Tune Up Your Marketing Materials – 10/29
– Get Your Show Off The Ground – 11/19
– Broadway Investing 101 – 12/10
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This is an amazing idea and so helpful. You are the go to guy for teaching all of us how to get to the moon as we reach for it.
Hi Ken,
As this is about on-line… dont suppose you (and Steven) would consider doing an online version as a webcast?
All about the online versions as well….
Web casts are wonderful. Great for people who aren’t in the New York area.
I agree with all the above comments: do it as a webinar for those of us who can’t pop in to NYC.
I am a regular reader. I live/produce in Kansas City.
Web cast, live stream (ustream) would be awesome.
I would be at nearly every class if i was in NYC but i can’t be.
Yes, yes, yes, yes. Please live stream or webcast.