Advertising Ideas for Dances

My name's Heddi. I'm the big cheese founder of Travel Gift Card, .co, not .com, coming to you from San Francisco. Today, we're going to talk ways to advertise, oh you are so heavy, my legs gone dead, ways to advertise dances. Now I don't thing about the traditional way, I'm just going to do a traditional flyer. Think about really, really quirky styles to be able to do. So I'm going to show you some examples of how you can do this. And you can make it fun. And then if you like the idea and the concept, you can then do it again for future. I'm going to also tell you afterwards about A B testing. It's very intelligent. Come with me. OK. So I'm going to show you different adverts, like different advertising like the dance one here now and like registered for like 2010. You've got the phone number down here, you've got the website address down there, Kindermusic. Very very simple but it stares out. It's got a nice little swirly design and shape to it. It's black and white, it's really simple, all the information's down there. It's really really really cool. So you're looking at that. So you're looking at the next one now, here. So this is like a, is it Korea, or is that somewhere in the far east. But you're looking at this, like this is like that more like a TV kind of show where you're like dancing with the stars kind of thing. All the information's listed down there, the dates, the times everything. Now you understand straight away. Immediately this is going to be like a very glamorous kind of TV show with pros. And then you're looking down again, at something very simple. Just looking at the very very different designs and things that you can play around with on designs and concepts. The Dance Show. OK. NEC in Burmingham and Burmingham, England, 2nd of December, of December. There's no website details down there because everybody knows where the NEC is over in Burmingham. So three very different ones. You've got like a local kind of dance thing going on and then you've got something that's obviously is TV related. And the third one, NEC at Burmingham is like Wembley Stadium, it's like Shay Stadium, it's like Yankee Stadium, that kind of stuff. It's like a really big location. So A B testing. What you do, create two different kinds of ads. Like the one that had Dance Studio, do it in black and white, and have like for San Francisco. Do another one that's in like blues and greens for some reason just coming from my head. And then just type in Dance Studio and whatever the URL is, And see how many people click through either of those, which one resonates.That's the one that you're then going to run with because that's where the majority rules. It's called A B testing. I've got fluff on my chin. My name's Heddi. I'm the big cheese founder of Travel Gift Card,, not .com, .co with Muppet Bundle Cundle in San Francisco.