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LARRY GOINS AND SHAUN MCCLOSKEY
−"What kind of person could have benefitted from being here
tonight?"
−"Who would you recommend attend one our REIA meetings?"
−"What are some of the greatest attributes of the people at our
local REIA?"
Posting videos like this to your site will create a buzz that you
simply can't create on your own. It's always better for someone else
to tell people how great you are, than for you to tell them.
Featured Article
The first thing you should do, after the event, is update your REIA
group's website with these photos and videos. Make sure they are
prominently displayed. Some groups have made the mistake of
burying this material on some rarely visited page where it's
displayed with little to no information. The photos and videos
should be one of the first things visitors see when they arrive on the
site, and the main page of your site should be updated constantly!
Think about it, why do people come back to a website like Facebook
so often? It's because the home page looks different and new every
single time you log in. There's always new stuff; it's always exciting
to see something new. Your website should be the same.
Consider writing a short article about the event. You can mention
things such as the topic of the event or the number of attendees, who
benefitted, and how they benefitted from the information shared.
Include the photos and videos in this article and make sure to give
them some context. If there is a photo of people doing a group
activity, for example, mention what they're doing and what the
benefits were of the activity. People love this stuff!
You can even make the article a featured article which is displayed
on the front page of your group's site. Many modern websites have a
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