Meetings marketing firm launches social media programs for venues
Event marketing firm Unique Venues has launched social media packages for venues to expand their marketing reach and engage with meeting planners.
Three packages are offered for member venues, starting at $1995 for a 6-month program.
The entry-level ‘Jump Start Program’ is designed for venues to get started in social media with Facebook and Twitter account set up, consistent content and brand posting, and strategy development with a dedicated social media manager.
‘Trend-Worthy Program’ is a 12-month packages aimed at venues with an existing social media presence but wish to refine their message and increase exposure.
Additionally, the ‘The Kitchen Sink Program’ offers full coverage of social media networks including Pinterest and Instagram as well as advertising credits for Facebook.
In the fall, Unique Venues will also offer ‘Getting Started’ workshops for those new to social media marketing with a crash course in the basics of social media, how to gain and engage followers, and how to measure ROI.
"Social media is often left out of the marketing plan and we want to partner with venues to truly make an engaging presence online," said Mandy Volpe, Unique Venues marketing manager.
Unique Venues prides itself as the ‘go-to source for non-conventional meeting and event venues’ in the US, Canada, Ireland, and the UK.
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