Promotion and sponsorship
What promotion and sponsorship means
Practice questions on promotion and sponsorship.
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The most cost-effective promotion channel for most modern events is:
- Social media marketing targeted at the intended audience
- Skywriting
- Door-to-door visits nationwide
- No promotion at all
Working: Social platforms let organisers reach a defined audience cheaply, sell tickets directly, and build excitement with videos, countdowns and influencer partnerships.
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Practise promotion and sponsorship
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