Event social media content: saving time in event marketing

Introduction: The Invisible Time Drain in Event Marketing

Social media has long since stopped being a “nice-to-have” for events. It is one of the most important channels for generating reach, making speakers visible and attracting attendees. But this is exactly where a major problem arises: event social media content takes up an enormous amount of time.

Event managers often spend hours creating graphics for speakers, coordinating posts and making sure everything looks on-brand. On top of that come coordination with designers, endless revision loops and constant time pressure before the event.

In this article, I’ll show you five ways to save valuable time as an event manager - and why a solution like Togethr makes all the difference here.

1. Use Reusable Templates

The first step towards making social media content for events more efficient is to work with reusable design templates.

  • Logos, colours and fonts are defined once.
  • Templates can be duplicated and adapted for different speakers.
  • The entire design process from scratch is eliminated.

The problem: even templates often still need to be filled in manually. Changing names, swapping images, exporting formats for LinkedIn, Instagram or Twitter - a lot of time is still lost here.

This is exactly where Togethr comes in. Instead of painstakingly maintaining each template manually, the visuals are generated automatically. You upload brand elements once, and ready-to-use visuals are created for each speaker in seconds - with no design work required.

2. Plan Content in Advance

Many event managers are driven by day-to-day business. Social media posts are created at short notice, which creates unnecessary stress. The rule is: the earlier the planning, the greater the efficiency.

  • Plan speaker content at least 4-6 weeks before the event.
  • Create an editorial plan with announcements, speaker introductions, agenda highlights and sponsors.
  • Define clear formats: stories, feed posts, videos or visuals.

Using Togethr planning becomes easier because you can prepare the visuals for all speakers in one go. Instead of creating new graphics every week, you have the complete content pool for the weeks leading up to the event within just a few hours.

3. Introduce Standardised Workflows for Speakers

A common time drain is coordination with speakers. Many events know the scenario:

  • Speakers provide their photos late or in poor quality.
  • Names or titles have to be adjusted several times.
  • In the end, the visuals look inconsistent.

The key lies in a clear workflow:

  • Define consistent requirements for images and information.
  • Establish a fixed process for collecting the data.
  • Store all content centrally, e.g. in Airtable or Google Sheets.

In combination with Togethr this creates real added value. The platform pulls speaker data from a list, automatically generates consistent visuals and saves you from manual design work. This creates a clean pipeline from speaker input to finished post.

4. Use Automation Tools

While many event managers still organise social media manually, there are now numerous tools that free up valuable time:

  • Planning tools such as Hootsuite, Buffer or Later for scheduling posts in advance.
  • Design automation with Togethr for speaker visuals.
  • Workflow automation with Zapier to connect data between tools.

The key is the combination. When you connect Togethr with your publishing tool, a fully automated process is created:

  • Collect speaker data.
  • Automatically create visuals.
  • Schedule and publish posts.

This makes event social media content possible with almost no manual intervention.

5. Actively Involve Speakers

Many event managers make the mistake of posting the content entirely themselves. Yet speakers are a huge multiplier - provided you make it easy for them.

  • Provide speaker visuals in a way that makes them instantly shareable.
  • Supply copy, hashtags or posting recommendations directly with them.
  • Encourage speakers to share the content with their network.

If you have to manually send visuals and copy to every speaker, it eats up time again. With Togethr, it works differently: speakers automatically receive ready-made visuals that they can share with one click. For event managers, this means more reach without extra effort.

Conclusion: Less Stress, More Impact

Event social media content does not have to be a time drain. With clear processes, reusable templates and automation tools, the workload can be drastically reduced.

The key lever lies in automating visuals – and this is exactly where Togethr comes into play:

  • Automated, on-brand visuals for all speakers.
  • Consistency and quality without revision loops.
  • Maximum reach, because speakers can share content with one click.

Instead of stress and endless design loops, you have more time for what really matters: a successful event.

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