It's important to get the word out about your event. We have a number of resources available to you to publicise David Willersdorf's involvement at your event. Some ideas that we have found helpful are:
Step 2 - Promotions
// Flyers and Posters
Print a number of flyers and posters including information about your event, such as your events name, special guest artists, the date(s) of your event, the address of any venues, how much it will cost people to attend and information about where they can find further information (such as a telephone number or a website). Put these flyers and posters up in as many community locations as possible, including businesses and letterboxes. We have certain images that you can use of David Willersdorf and his team, just make sure that we approve the final versions of your flyers and posters before they go to print (bookings@artistministries.org.au).
// Radio and Television
Many local radio and television stations have free community announcements available to their local community. Make sure to include information about your event for local radio and television to air. You may even have someone involved in your event that can foot the bill for some paid advertising on local television and radio. David Willersdorf might even be available to help out with an interview when he is in town, or by doing a voice-over to be used in any promotions of your event.
// Partner Churches
There may be other local Churches in your area that you can invite to participate in your event. If your area has a Minister’s Fraternal, make sure that they are involved. You might want to start a Minister's Fraternal if there isn't one happening already!
// In-Service Announcements
You can include information in the Church announcements of those Churches that are involved in organising your event. We have some PowerPoint™ slides that you can use to promote any event that David Willersdorf is a part of.
// Grass-Roots Promotions
One of the best ways to get the word out is by getting everyone you know, especially anyone who is involved in your event, to talk to other people about it. This is a lot easier now that we have websites such as facebook, myspace and other social networking websites available to us. Get all the people involved to spread the word on their facebook, myspace and twitter profiles.
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