Using LinkedIn to get people to local events

I opened an event space in Los Angeles with a primary focus on hosting events catering to founders, VCs, tech enthusiasts, businesses, startups, AI professionals, and more. Our primary promotion channels include partnerships, email lists, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. I have admittedly neglected my LinkedIn account, but I'm now committed to posting at least three times a week on my business page and personal profile.

Our events vary in pricing, with some being free and others ranging from $10 to $100. I'm open to exploring different marketing strategies, even considering black hat methods, as long as they don't jeopardize the suspension or shadow-banning of my accounts.

I appreciate any ideas and feedback you can provide. Thank you!

You can go through various linkedin groups and post about your event .And if its in your budget you can collaborate with any influencer. Direct message is also a good strategy to spread awareness about the event

musicandstuff said:

I have admittedly neglected my LinkedIn account, but I'm now committed to posting at least three times a week on my business page and personal profile.

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Try to grow your LinkedIn account connections with people around LA who would be interested in the events. Don't send too many though.

If you like the results from the LinkedIn approach, you can then buy some old accounts and use them to be able to connect with more people and that's how you scale.

There are social media automation tools to automate the tasks on multiple accounts but start manually until you know how it works.