Halloween poster: festi'trouille 2018

An effective Halloween poster should include the following information: the name of the event, the date and time, the venue, the activities on offer, the costumes required and ticket information. It's also important to include an eye-catching visual, like an illustration of a witch, ghost or Halloween cartoon character.

It's important to consider the target audience of the event when creating the poster. For example, for a Halloween event organised for children, it's best to use bright colours and fun illustrations, whereas a poster for a high-end Halloween event could highlight the scarier aspects of the party with dark colours and strong images.

Using social networks, websites and posters to promote the event, you can reach a wider audience and generate interest in the Halloween event. It is important to choose platforms that are adapted to the event's target audience to maximise the impact of the promotion.

Billboards can also be put up in public places to inform people passing by about the event and encourage them to attend. You can also distribute flyers or leaflets with information about the event to reach an even wider audience.

In short, an effective Halloween poster should be creative, scary and include the key information for the event, taking into account the target audience. Use social networks, websites and posters to promote the event, as well as billboards in public places.