Event Communication

From preparation to post-event:
the habits that set you apart

Too many events rely on fragmented, reactive or unbalanced communication. This white paper proposes a different approach: a realistic and practical guide to make the right choices… even under constraint.

25

event strategies analyzed

4

email & SMS schedules to customize

+80

social media post examples

6

expert testimonials sharing their methods

Who contributed to this white paper
on event communication?

These events professionals have adopted effective communication strategies
to maximise the visibility of their events:

Event Communication

Céline Beckrich

Founder, Dis Céline

Victor Berthon

CDDO, Sommet de l'elevage

Florian Lavenu - communication événementielle

Florian Lavenu

Managing Director, CDI Médias

Jean-Michel Cabon

Marketing Director, Esri France

Sigrid Deprat - communication événementielle

Sigrid Deprat

Managing Director, en Personne

Philippe Khattou inwink

Philippe Khattou

Chief Marketing Officer, inwink

What’s in this guide
to event communication?

1. Laying the foundations for event communication

Before diving into the subject, this white paper offers an overview of the Must-Haves for maximising communication around your events, as well as a review of the various Social Media trends for 2025.

It also provides a map of event content, because yes, an event is a powerful content generator!

2. The different communication channels before, during and after the event

Emailing, social networks, UGC, event media, ads, websites, etc. We’ll be diving deep into the different communication channels that can be used at every stage of an event, from acquisition to retention.

We’ve also analysed the strategies used by 25+ events and 80+ examples of posts on social networks to inspire you.

3. Practical advice and concrete examples of successful communication strategies

5 experts in event communications share their best practices for maximizing the visibility of their events through a concrete action plan.

event communication