Life Sucks – Pass It On, with vMessage
Excelr8, the innovative coaching and training company, has picked up on the opportunities offered by vMessage.net and will be using it as a central part of its viral marketing activity, before, during and after the first Life Sucks – Pass It On conference, it is holding on 3rd October.
Events companies are turning to the immediate visual impact of vMessage.net to deliver more sophisticated, convenient and powerful marketing to potential clients.
vMessage.net is the online application that allows firms to create a branded video message. The video is then sent out to your database of addresses via an email the link that is fully branded to the organisation.
Sending a link avoids the need for chunky attachments and because the video is streamed, viewers do not need to pay for downloads or install any particular software to see it. So long as people can connect to the internet, they can see a vMessage.
To entice people along to the Life Sucks – Pass It On conference, Excelr8 will be recording a number of messages and emailing them out to potential delegates.
The event will give a platform to a number of inspirational speakers aiming to provide a positive outlook in today’s gloomy environment and inject people with the inspiration and motivation to spur them on to greater things in their daily lives.
In the run up to the event, Excelr8 will record messages to send out to its website subscribers. During the event, testimonials will be filmed and fired out using vMessage.net and afterwards a final few words will be put on camera and delivered once the conference has finished.
Kirsty McKinnon, owner of Excelr8, said: “The whole concept of the Life Sucks event is to pass it on, and pass on the message of inspiration and motivation. We chose vMessage.net as, for us, it is inspired technology and allows us to promote the event in a funky and personal way.”
Mariusz Kozinski, managing director at 0141 Design, the firm that developed vMessage.net, said: “Our technology is a great way of giving people a very personal message and letting them get a flavour of what’s on offer from any event they may be considering. Actually being able to show off an event visually before and after an event is a really powerful marketing tool.”
Category: Event Marketing
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