Struggling to Connect with your Customers or Getting new Customers? AEA can Help

EIN 39 CS AEA 400

May 1, 2020

AEA have announced the launch of a co-sponsored series of “Power-Up Webinars.” Think of this like a digital booth at a virtual trade show — allowing you to showcase your products and services to the AEA’s network of 6000+ members. You will have this for now AND for future.

Participating member companies will receive:

• A custom email and social media campaign promoting your webinar to our 6000+ members
• A custom registration page to generate leads for your webinar
• In-event support to make sure we co-produce the best possible digital event
• A follow-up email campaign that includes an on-demand version of your webinar
• A full suite of analytics, including a list of webinar attendees so you know who you’ve reached
• And more!

Contact Tara Ternes for more information.

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