Coffee with Ricky

Wedding Marketing Tips: Andy Ebon Appears on "Coffee with Ricky"

Andy Ebon, Wedding Marketing Authority appears on “Coffee With Ricky” discussing marketing tips for the wedding industry; Including advice for social networking, blogging, print and bridal show participation. Great ideas for wedding professionals everywhere.

The bridal show participation tips found on this program will be helpful to wedding professionals when participating in the upcoming bridal show season. Las Vegas’ original bridal show, The Bridal Spectacular is coming January 29 & 30 at Cashman Center.

Andy Ebon and Debra Hansen, producer of The Bridal Spectacular will be speaking on Successful Bridal Show Preparation at the next LVWN meeting scheduled for Jan 6 at Siena Golf Club.

Las Vegas Wedding Network was founded by Andy Ebon, Monica Morgan and Debra Hansen in January of this year, we will be celebrating our one year anniversary at our next event!

Episode 2: “Coffee with Ricky” – Andy Ebon from Memory Lane Video!

Wedding Video Podcast: Both Informative and Self-Promotional

: Coffee with Ricky: video podcast

Ricky Gulati of Memory Lane Video, makes a decided effort to network heavily. He is active in the Las Vegas Wedding Network and the Las Vegas Chapter of NACE.

Recently, he’s added a new tactic to his strategic arsenal. Coffee With Ricky, a video podcast. He hasn’t set in stone a schedule for the podcast series, but it’s a good bet it will eventually be a monthly offering, if it’s to be effective.

His audience is both brides and the local wedding professional. His intent is to provide good information and position himself as a wedding industry expert; particularly in the Las Vegas market.

The guest in this episode is Debbie Hansen, Producer of Bridal Spectacular, a Las Vegas – based wedding trade show for almost two decades. While it will take Ricky a few episodes to reach his comfort zone as host, he is well prepared with all the right questions the viewer would want asked. The result is an effective promotional tool for both interviewer and interviewee.

The questions you should be asking are:

Could I produce an audio or video podcast myself?
Could I collaborate to produce an audio or video podcast?
If not as a producer, am I prepared to be a guest on someone else’s show? (Locally, regionally, or nationally)

Credibility and authority in the wedding industry is important. This is a great example of it.