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Seasonal events, limited-time exhibits, concerts, festivals and special experiences can be huge attendance drivers for attractions. But there’s a difference between simply promoting an event and building a campaign around it. A promotion tells people what’s happening. A campaign makes them care. For zoos, botanical gardens, museums, cultural institutions and other destination-based attractions , that difference matters. The real competition usually isn’t another attraction. It’s everything else competing for someone’s time, attention and wallet. People are deciding between sporting events, movie nights, road trips, backyard barbecues, streaming at home or simply staying in. So attraction marketing has to do more than post dates, ticket links and event details. It has to create anticipation. It has to make the experience feel worth the planning.
A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.
A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.
A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.
A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.
Why Your Brand Strategy Matters More Than Ever
A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.
Turning an attraction into a must-visit destination doesn’t happen by chance.
