Arts Marketing Association / Opportunities / Tue 25 Feb 2014
CultureHive Online workshop
CultureHive Online Workshop
25 Feb 2014, 2.00pm to 4.30pm
What is it about?
This online workshop will explore how to create excellent emails. Amy is a self-confessed email marketing geek and will share the knowledge she has gained researching, creating and trialling the perfect email.
During the workshop you will have the opportunity to think about how to use emails strategically, top tips for excellent emails and how to analyse the effectiveness of your email campaigns.
What will I gain?
At the end of this workshop you will:
• Understand how to use emails strategically as part of your marketing mix
• Have great ideas for developing your email campaigns
• Be clear about how best to assess their effectiveness
Who is it for?
This workshop is for anybody responsible for planning and delivering email campaigns.
CultureHive best practice: managed by the Arts Marketing Association in partnership with The Audience Agency, part of Arts Council England’s Audience Focus programme, supported by Lottery funding.
Trainer: Amy Rushby, Digital Marketing Officer, Royal Shakespeare Company
As Digital Marketing Officer for the Royal Shakespeare Company Amy oversees the organisation’s email marketing. This has included managing the implementation of email marketing software as well as email design and copywriting, campaign evaluation and monitoring email marketing trends and best practice.
With a passion for digital marketing Amy has previously presented for the Arts Marketing Association, Chartered Institute of Marketing and at the Tessitura UK conference as well as co-teaching the Audience Development and Digital Marketing module at The Centre of Cultural Policy, University of Warwick. Amy also runs the blog Cultural Tweeters, a blog about the arts and social media.
Cost
AMA member rate: £45 (excl VAT)
Arts Council England NPO rate: £45 (excl VAT)
Non-member rate: £115 (excl VAT)
For more information visit http://www.a-m-a.co.uk/page.aspx?id=162&event=133&counter=0&source=253