If you organise a local festival fair or concert you spend a lot of time repeating basic information to people. Getting basic information onto the internet makes it much easier to keep people informed and can help stop the phone ringing so much. Given how many people use google these days a good web page can be worth it’s weight in gold in attracting people.
In Caldmore in the Black Country local artists were organising the Caldmore Festival. They went to the uk online centre for talk about local training. And produced this great site about the festival.
In London’s Kings Cross Sophie was organising a local festival. She began with a call for help on the website and as the festival grew and grew William helped her set up her own site. Hundreds of people came to the festival which was a huge success. The next time Sophie or others want to organise a festival locally they can point to the website to show that they can do it, making it easier to raise money and get people involved.
William Perrin
Latest posts by William Perrin (see all)
- So what does the digital charter mean? - 21st June 2017
- Hyperlocal blog can help hold power to account in tower block blaze - 14th June 2017
- A vision for regulating the digital sphere after Brexit? - 6th April 2017
[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by lora brain, PublicSectorBloggers. PublicSectorBloggers said: Content idea: helping local fairs and festivals: If you organise a local festival fair or concert you spend a lot … http://bit.ly/apiLGT […]