Module 10

Project Promotion

Good publicity is more than just promotion; it’s about connecting with people and inviting them to be part of your story. It will help you reach the audiences, build interest, and share the message behind your work. A good marketing plan ensures that people know about your program and feel inspired to come and take part. At an early stage, project organisers should carefully consider the branding of the project. Thoughtful branding not only creates a strong, cohesive identity but also makes the project more recognisable and appealing—particularly on social media, where engaging visuals and a clear message are essential for reaching wider audiences and generating interest.

Communication & Dissemination

An example of a communication and dissemination plan for your project.

Communication Toolkit & Social Media

An example of guidelines for layout and social media.

Cassandra Newsletters
Find the Newsletters published during the project here.

Newsletter 1: Communicating the start and the goals of the project.

Newsletter 2: Presenting the young storytellers and announcing the show in Amsterdam

Newsletter 3: The Toolbox is launched! Annoucing the arrival of the toolbox and an open invitation to get involved.

Online Forum 1

Discussion forum with storytellers. Presentation of the project and the brief (assignment) of the young storytellers.

Online Forum 2

Meet the young storytellers and the mentors.

Online Forum 3

Cassandra online debate: How can we attract new artistic storytelling voices and help develop their stagecraft skills and social engagement? How can we give storytelling a new élan and a renewed artistic and social relevance in society?

Cassandra Impact on Young Storytellers

Short interview of young storytellers about the impact of the project on their future as artists.