A lot of times when someone throws a party and wants to get a lot of people out, they may feel like they need to advertise whatever seems hot in order to get them out; regardless if what they’re advertising is real, a lie or a half-truth. They may tell people that a particular celebrity is going to be there when they’re really not confirmed to show up! Or, they might tell people that they’re going to be giving away a car at midnight, but the winner is already pre-selected by the club promoter throwing the party! This type of deceit might initially get people out to your party, but in the end it will tarnish your name in the streets as a promoter. Only promote parties that you’re capable of doing and tell the customers the truth about what you have going on. Of course, you can always embellish a little-it’s all marketing in the end, but embellishing and lie are two different things. So protect your company’s name and your name by doing right by your customers!
This blog post is an adaptation of info and blog post from Trent Dunn of www.PartyPromoting.com
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