Alright, your event wrapped up, the coffee’s gone, and your brilliant conversations are immortalized in big, beautiful graphic recordings. (They looked killer on that wall, didn’t they?)
But now that the event’s over, here’s how to take those graphic recordings and give them a whole second life. Because your ideas deserve to be seen.
1. Digitize and Dazzle on Social Media
We’re talking Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook—wherever your audience hangs out. Snap high-quality images of those boards or, even better, get them professionally scanned. Then get them out there. These visuals are way too good to hide. Plus, when people scroll by and see a vibrant, visual summary of that epic conversation, they’ll be intrigued. The bonus? You’ve just turned that one-hour panel discussion into snackable content that can be shared over and over again.
2. Follow Up with Attendees Like a Pro
Every event organizer worth their weight in name badges knows follow-ups are key. And let’s be real—attendees love visual recaps. So instead of the usual boring bullet points in a “thanks for coming” email, hit ‘em with a colorful graphic recording. “Here’s what we created together” is a whole different vibe than “here’s a summary.” You’ll have attendees replying, saving, and maybe even hanging it on their wall.
3. Give Your Website a Shot of Creativity
Your website deserves some love, too. Throw those graphic recordings up there—maybe in a gallery, maybe as part of a blog post recap. Not only does it show visitors the kind of value they’ll get from your events, but it also makes your site look like you’ve got your stuff together. Graphic recordings aren’t just visuals; they’re a story of what your brand brings to the table.
4. Hype Up Next Year’s Event with a Visual Tease
it’s time to start the drumroll for next year’s event, those graphic recordings are your not-so-secret weapon. Share them as “Highlights from Last Year” or “Here’s What You Missed.” Remind people that real, tangible ideas came to life and that they don’t want to miss out next time.
People want to be where the action (and the color!) is—so give them a taste and get them counting down the days till your next event.
So here’s the deal: those graphic recordings? They’re not a one-time decoration. They’re assets. Tools. Leverage them to keep the energy alive long after the mic drops and the conference hall
If you’re interested in using graphic recording to elevate your next event, contact LiquidSketchStudio and we can help you design your next gathering.