• What to do when you are shortlisted for a wedding award - Damian Bailey pt 2

  • Oct 3 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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What to do when you are shortlisted for a wedding award - Damian Bailey pt 2

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  • I'm back for part two of my conversation with Damian Bailey, founder of The Wedding Industry Awards. In this episode we discuss how to make the most of the awards process from the moment you are shortlisted through to the awards night itself. If you missed part 1 you can listen to it here.

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    Timestamps

    00:00 - Introduction to the Episode

    00:00 - Building Excitement on Social Media

    00:13 - Engaging with Your Audience Before the Event

    00:31 - The Importance of Posting During the Event

    07:39 - Maximizing Opportunities as a Finalist

    04:31 - How to Announce Your Shortlisting

    10:41 - Crafting Your Social Media Strategy

    19:22 - Networking Tips for the Awards Night

    04:13 - Preparing for the Awards Ceremony

    51:23 - What to Do After the Awards

    59:28 - Key Takeaways for Future Awards Participation

    01:07:12 - Closing Thoughts and Final Advice

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