Job changers make up a large portion of those seeking work in social change, and their help in advocating and advertising the event in the community may lead to contacts, fenders and participants. The following are a number of publicity tools to use in organizing the fair. Refer to the timeline to order your advertising activities. Flyers Flyers should be concise, with a single theme or message to inspire the reader's interest, and should state the meeting's date, time, place and purpose. Asking a question, using a surprising fact or referring to a recent and relevant campus event are all good leaders for a flyer.
Cartoons are also an effective attention-getter.
Post flyers in communal places such as dining hall bulletin boards, mail rooms, student unions and centers, lecture halls, sports centers, dormitories, libraries, kiosks and bathrooms. See Appendix M for a sample flyer. Table tents These should be prepared for dining hall tables. These are sheets of paper folded in half with an identical message on either side, to be wedged between salt and pepper shakers. Posters Posters can be a highly effective medium of communication.