Why bother?
Some have had bad experiences with the media, with their events ignored or inaccurately reported.
However, those not using their local media are missing opportunities to reach thousands.
However, those not using their local media are missing opportunities to reach thousands.
1. Get free publicity for your event

Good publicity attracts a crowd
Why buy flyers, posters and newspaper adverts when you could you get similar coverage for free?
This article on a comedian visiting a church (right) reached thousands and cost nothing.
The event was a huge success, with crowds turned away.
This article on a comedian visiting a church (right) reached thousands and cost nothing.
The event was a huge success, with crowds turned away.
2. Make more people aware of your existence
Whether you are looking for donations, new business or want to demonstrate what you're doing with public money, there is real value in getting your name out there.
3. Show off your industry in a good light
You may feel that your sector gets a pretty bad press sometimes, yet nearly all organisations are involved in something they should be shouting about.
Are you a council that is only seen as wasting money? Are you a business sector which is sometimes seen as dishonest? Are you a small charity which is fighting a little-known cause? |
"A lot of people have the concept of Christianity being dusty old hymn books and uncomfortable pews, but an event like this shows that it can be a lot of fun."
An article about a baptism in a shopping centre in Somerset. |