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Advocacy at Events

18. Professional Journalists
Show your advocates how much you value them by booking interview slots with professional journalists. Assure them that no content is published without approval.

The Opportunity

Capture the content for your next customer stories while your customers are at their most engaged. 

Give them a special experience, even if your budget does not stretch to video. 

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How inEvidence can help

  1. Pre-production and planning
  2. Interviewer/writer
  3. Content creation
  4. Design
Here are some other 'Capture Compelling Stories' ideas
Video Studio
Video Studio
If you can find a quiet corner of the event and restrict access, you can build a studio. Record against green screen to add visual intertest in post-production.
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Roaming Crew
Roaming Crew
Don’t wait for advocates to come to you, have story creators on the event floor, capturing off-the-cuff content, still photography & behind-the-scenes imagery.
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Sound Studio
Sound Studio
Got a podcast? Secure a quiet corner and some quality audio recording equipment, and you’ll have ample opportunity to record advocate content.
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