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MARKET

TO MARKET

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• JULY 2016

GROW

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DO

research events in the area

where target audiences live and

work. Build a content marketing

calendar if you want to reach out

to multiple audiences.

DO

get the event details from

event organizers; ask about spon-

sorships, booth space and selling

opportunities

DON’T

skimp on planning.

Send out advance promotions to

select audience members to

encourage attendance. If you

know an event’s average atten-

dance, keep that number in mind

when stocking giveaways or

saleable promotional items such

as branded souvenirs.

DON’T

forget to track

results. Record visits to the booth,

the number of items handed out

or sold, and the number of con-

tacts who requested a follow-up.

County Fairs Help Consumers

Learn More About Agriculture

IT’S ALMOST A GIVEN THAT

the county fair will feature

prize steers alongside pie-eating contests. But the

parade of chickens, rabbits and other farm and ranch

residents is more than just a showcase. Since less than

two percent of the population in the U.S. provides food

for the remaining 98 percent, fairs are an opportunity

for the agriculture industry to help city slickers learn

where much of their food, fuel and textiles come from.

Ag producers who want to make the most of on-site

education should begin by getting event organizers involved, according to Nancy Thelen, the

Agricultural Literacy Extension Educator at Michigan State University. Additionally, volunteers from

local groups such as 4H and Future Farmers of America (FFA) can assist with demonstrations, interac-

tive exhibits and information booths. Printed handouts, ag-themed giveaways and other memorable

items help visitors recall the message and education provided at fairs and festivals.

Tips For

Marketing

At Fairs And

Festivals

Get attendees to your event faster with a

full-color pole banner

that stands out in

a crowd. Customize it by size and design,

and see how its durable material withstands

days of festival fun.

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