Get your audience involved part 2

Yesterday we discussed the importance of getting your audience involved. Let's take that one step further.


If you want more followers.... get your audience to relate.
If you want more customers... get your audience to relate.
If you want more results......... get your audience to relate.

Think Broadway.com's "Word of Mouth" videos. The Broadway news site takes everyday people of all ages, sends them to shows, and then has them talk about the shows in a candid way. Because these people are not your typical New York Times reviewer, viewers can relate to them and trust them more.

Get your audience involved

If you want more followers.... get your audience involved.
If you want more customers... get your audience involved.
If you want more results......... get your audience involved.

I could go on, but I won't. You get the point. Contests, interesting content, discussion... GET YOUR AUDIENCE INVOLVED.

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying has done a good job of this. The Broadway show held a contest for its fans. See the winner in the video below:

Excitement is key to success

Harmony Wheeler would like to share a passage fromBreaking the Fifth Wall: Rethinking Arts Marketing for the 21st Century "People connect emotionally with what you do because arts organizations fuel their passions. Approach them with this in mind. Your appeal to get them to sign up should be, "We're so excited about our upcoming events and we want to share this information with you on a regular basis."