Orchestras are wasting money with these terrible adverts

I regularly get adverts from orchestras and other classical media accounts when I go on social media. Over the last year, I’ve been bombarded by a new trend. A type of advert that is truly, astonishingly terrible.

I’m not talking about something complex where the strategy behind the advert isn’t working. I’m talking about bad adverts that create broken posts that would never be clicked on. They are as effective as the orchestra setting its marketing budget on fire. These, are terrible Instagram story adverts.

Now, Instagram stories are a great way to engage with your existing audience, connect to new people, and push events as they have the feature to include a link. But to be effective, these need to be engaging, interesting, and bespoke. As people consume Instagram adverts at speed, they also need to hook people’s attention. The adverts I’m talking about are far from this. Take a look…

David Taylor

Arts Entrepreneur | Consultant | Presenter

One of the leading entrepreneurs in the world of classical music, David Taylor has built his career on a dynamic and energetic approach to bringing innovation to the arts, leading him to be named on Forbes 30 under 30 Europe 2018 list

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