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...and Why It Benefits Your Business Too At BIG DEAL Company, we believe strong communities and successful businesses go hand in hand. When businesses give back, they are investing in the social and economic health of the communities that support them. Studies consistently show that community-minded companies enjoy higher customer loyalty, a better reputation, and improved employee retention. Giving back also helps build real relationships, creates goodwill, and can lead to new partnerships and business opportunities. No matter your company’s size, your involvement in the community shows what you value. When people see you as a caring neighbor, they are far more likely to support your business. Here are ten meaningful ways your business can make a difference in your community, along with the benefits you might see in your workplace, brand, and bottom line.  1. Host Employee Volunteer Days Encouraging your team to volunteer together is a rewarding and visible way to give back. Consider dedicating a workday or two each year for employees to help in the community. Whether they sort food at a pantry, clean up parks, or help at a youth center, working together builds teamwork and pride. Companies that support volunteering often see higher morale, better collaboration, and a stronger sense of company culture. It also improves your reputation as a business that supports the community. 2. Offer Donation Matching or Sponsorships Matching employee donations or sponsoring local programs, events, or nonprofits is a simple but effective way to connect with your community. Donation matching shows your business cares about what matters to your employees, and sponsorships help community projects succeed while raising your profile. When your logo appears on local event banners or programs, it reinforces your presence as a community partner. These efforts not only make a difference to the recipients but also remind the public that your business values generosity and shared success. 3. Share Your Expertise or Services In-Kind Giving back is not just about money. Your business can also share its skills, products, or services. Donating your expertise, offering marketing help, lending equipment, or providing discounts can make a big difference for nonprofits and community groups with limited resources. This lets your team show what they do best in real situations. It is a creative way to use your strengths for good, grow your network, and earn recognition from community leaders and potential clients. 4. Open Your Space to the Community If your business has a physical location, consider offering it as a gathering space for community events, meetings, or classes. Hosting workshops, fundraisers, or networking events for local organizations can transform your business into a hub of activity and connection. This type of generosity not only provides valuable space for others but also brings new people into your environment who may later become customers, clients, or partners. Opening your doors to the community shows that your business is approachable, welcoming, and invested in the local ecosystem. 5. Launch a Cause Marketing Campaign A cause marketing campaign lets you connect your business with a charitable cause. For example, you could donate a percentage of sales to a local group or create a special product that supports a specific project. These campaigns help customers feel they are making a difference when they buy from you. When you are open and sincere, cause marketing builds brand loyalty and gives people a reason to choose your business. It is a win-win that creates a positive impact and increases your visibility.  6. Let Employees Lead the Giving Efforts Your employees often have strong connections to local causes that matter deeply to them. Inviting them to nominate organizations, propose volunteer projects, or help direct charitable giving ensures that your company’s efforts feel personal and authentic. When employees feel heard and empowered, they become more invested in the company’s mission. This type of involvement builds pride, teamwork, and a shared sense of purpose, all of which contribute to a positive workplace culture. Giving employees ownership of your company’s community impact also increases participation and enthusiasm for your initiatives. 7. Form Long-Term Community Partnerships Building ongoing partnerships with nonprofits, schools, or civic groups shows you are committed beyond a single donation. Long-term relationships help you build trust, see your impact, and become more involved in the community. For example, your business could sponsor a school’s art program, fund a yearly scholarship, or work with a local charity every year. These partnerships keep your business visible and help you become a key part of the community’s growth and success. 8. Support Education, Mentorship, and Career Development Sharing your expertise through mentorship, workshops, or educational programs helps build a stronger workforce and a better future. Offering internships, hosting student visits, or leading training sessions at local schools lets you make a real difference for others. It also helps your business find and develop new talent. Supporting education shows your company invests in people, skills, and opportunity, which matters to both customers and employees. 9. Commit to Sustainable and Local Business Practices Supporting your community also means caring for the environment and local economy. Buying from local vendors, cutting waste, and using sustainable practices help make your community healthier and stronger. More customers now look for brands that care about the environment and social issues. When your business follows these values, you build a better reputation and attract customers who want to support responsible companies. These steps help the planet and build trust in your brand. 10. Share Your Impact Story When your business gives back, share your story. Post updates about volunteer work, partnerships, or donations on your website, blog, and social media. Sharing your efforts can inspire others and help you connect with your audience. Being open about your community work builds trust and shows you mean what you say. People are more likely to support businesses they are proud of, and honest stories can turn customers into loyal fans.  Giving back to the community is more than just a nice gesture. It is a smart and meaningful way to grow your business. When your company supports people, causes, and local projects, you build loyalty and support that money cannot buy. Employees feel proud to work for you, customers respect your values, and partners see you as a trusted collaborator. Today, people want to work with businesses that care about more than just profit. At BIG DEAL Company, we help businesses build real connections through events, partnerships, and community engagement that make a difference. Whether you need a campaign, an event, or a local partnership plan, our team can help you create giving strategies that fit your brand and bring lasting benefits to your business and community. Together, we can make doing good a big deal.  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest
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BIG DEAL Company spent hours scouring northern Colorado for this comprehensive list of event spaces for small private events in Fort Collins. These venues are ideal for groups of 50 or less and include flexible event spaces, restaurants with private dining rooms, and activity centers. *Updated November 2025 Flexible Event Spaces in Fort Collins  A Social Place Light and airy, well-appointed all-purpose community space
Atrium Music Lounge Easygoing downtown space with sound system/stage and full bar available.
Armstrong Hotel The Library accommodates up to 40 guests; The Parlor is an intimate space for smaller groups; Ace Gillett’s Lounge accommodates up to 50 guests
Cambria Hotel & Suites Fort Collins Offers two event rooms that can be set up in meeting style, classroom style, theater style, or banquet layout
Canvas Stadium Home of the Colorado State University Rams, Canvas Stadium has rooms for companies, organizations, and community events of all sizes
CanyonSide Campground (Bellvue) Unique campground and event center 40 miles northwest of Fort Collins in the Roosevelt National Forest
City of Fort Collins Recreation Facilities A variety of City-owned facilities and activity centers for small and large events
Drake Centre Large events building with small spaces available for intimate events
Edwards House Longs Peak Room accommodates up to 12 guests; Montezuma Room accommodates up to 30; Pergola Garden is also available for rent, weather permitting
Empire Grange 148 No-frills, flexible, affordable space for community and private events.
Gardens on Spring Creek A botanical oasis in the heart of Fort Collins and a one-of-a-kind venue with flexible indoor and outdoor meeting and private event spaces
Kiln. Modern, well-appointed, and fully-furnished meeting and event spaces for 2-170 guests. All spaces offer advanced lighting and state-of-the-art A/V.
The Golf Club at Fox Acres (Red Feather Lakes) Country club with flexible indoor and outdoor event spaces
Hilton Fort Collins Close to downtown Fort Collins and Colorado State University, the only rooms in Fort Collins with mountain views
 Homewood Suites by Hilton Fort Collins Upscale event spaces with the comforts of home
Marriott Fort Collins Recently-renovated, flexible event spaces
Masonic Center Fort Collins Historic community center built in 1925 with a variety of large and small, no-frills event rooms.
NoCo Hive Collective Modern, neutral space that provides a flexible backdrop for all types of events.
Poudre Landmarks Foundation – Carriage House & Avery House Unique, historic backdrop with lush grounds for small events
Ptarmigan Country Club A variety of flexible event spaces are available
Rist Canyon Inn – Farmhouse (Laporte) 120-year-old farmhouse and accompanying buildings set among old-growth trees, lush golden pastures, and a glistening creek
Strauss Cabin Farmhouse Secluded venue with convenient access to Fort Collins city proper; multiple indoor and outdoor event spaces
Wolverine Farm The Event Hall accommodates up to 60 guests
Restaurants, Bars, and Breweries With Private Party Rooms in Fort Collins  Austin’s American Grill (Harmony Location)
Avogadro’s Number Music venue, bar, and vegetarian-vegan-friendly American restaurant
Beau Jo’s Colorado pizza chain with die-hard fans
Bistro Nautile Seafood restaurant with a focus on French-influenced food using farm-fresh ingredients
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse Semi-private area accommodates 50-70 guests
Blue Agave Grill Two semi-private party areas accommodate 20-25 guests each
Brothers Bar & Grill Laid-back bar and grill with private and semi-private event options
 Cafe Vino Restaurant with a focus on fresh, organic, locally-sourced ingredients, featuring local craft beers, over 200 wines, and decadent pastries
The Colorado Room Can accommodate 50-60 guests
Coopersmith’s Pub and Brewing On-site brewery and English pub paired with an American dining experience
The Crown Pub Private basement accommodates 60-70 guests
Cups Community Coffee Locally owned and operated coffee shop serving delicious drinks and fresh food
The Emporium American Brasserie offering warm, approachable hospitality in an energetic space – emphasis on fresh, regional ingredients and an extensive wine list
Farmhouse at Jessup Farm The Farmhouse can host events for 10-100 guests
The Forge Publick House Craft beer bar with a warm atmosphere and a large, colorful patio
Gilded Goat Brewing Company (Midtown) Family-owned brewery and taproom with a warm, inviting space
 Ginger & Baker The Teaching Kitchen seats up to 30 guests; The Wine Cellar seats up to 48; The Mill Top accommodates 50-90 guests
Gnebriated Gnome Event Space
Hello Brew Co. Small brewery with a cozy taproom in an old house in downtown Fort Collins
HuHot Mongolian Grill Two semi-private party rooms; each accommodates up to 10 guests
Illegal Pete’s Rooftop and indoor space available for private events
Jax Fish House Upscale chain serving gourmet seafood dishes and creative cocktails in a relaxed, stylish setting
Little On Mountain Fun neighborhood eatery for brunch and supper
 Magic Rat at The Elizabeth Hotel Offbeat and unique live music venue with food and drinks
Mas Fuegos Casual Mexican eatery known for happy hour bites and vegetarian options
Maxline Brewing Locally owned, family-run brewery and tasting room in midtown Fort Collins
Maya Cove Bar and grill with casual fare and die-hard fans
The Mayor of Old Town Nationally recognized full bar and restaurant that specializes in craft beer
The Melting Pot Private, intimate tables and rooms available
Moot House Modern English pub fare and local craft beers served in cozy quarters with fireplaces
The Neighbor Event space, coffee bar, and happy hour spot in a historic building in Old Town Fort Collins.
New Belgium Brewing Classic Fort Collins brewery with lots of indoor and outdoor space
Nick’s Restaurant & Bar Semi-private function room and patio available for events
Odell Brewing and OBC Wine Project Well-known brewery with draft microbrews, a beautiful patio, and mountain views
Oregano’s Family-friendly neighborhood joint serving tasty Chicago pizzas and Italian dishes
Otto Pint Local brews and signature pizzas served in an unfussy atmosphere with lots of natural light
 Pour Brothers Community Tavern Fun, relaxing environment with local beer, craft cocktails, and unforgettable bites
Prost Brewing Co. & Biergarten German-style beers in a charming, historic building near Colorado State University
Purpose Brewing and Cellars Rustic brewery with a unique vibe and intimate space
Rally5 Local crafted eats, including gourmet burgers, power bowls, mac and cheese, and salads
Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant Delicious TexMex and margaritas in downtown Fort Collins
Simmer Relaxed neighborhood eatery for hearty American classics, beer, wine, and cocktails
Sonny Lubick Steakhouse Locally owned fine dining restaurant
Stodgy Brewing Company Friendly neighborhood brewery and taproom with a unique atmosphere
Sunset Lounge at The Elizabeth Hotel Intimate, elegant indoor rooftop lounge in downtown Fort Collins
Timnath Beerwerks (Timnath) Authentic, one-of-a-kind northern Colorado beer experience in the historic Timnath Feed & Grain Building.
Tony’s Bar and Rooftop TV, billiards, and other bar staples in an industrial space
The Whisk(e)y Pub grub, hundreds of whiskeys, and live music in a warm atmosphere with leather booths
415 Updated American classic restaurant with multiple event spaces available
Activities for Private Events in Fort Collins  Ascent Studio Rock climbing and fitness facility
Chipper’s Lanes Horsetooth Activity center with bowling, laser tag, pool, volleyball, and a full restaurant and bar
Cinemark Movie theater with private watch parties and birthday parties
City of Fort Collins Pottery Studio Educational and recreational facility offering diverse classes, activities, and opportunities for all ages; participants learn a wide variety of basic clay techniques
Color Me Mine Paint-your-own ceramics studio
The Cooking Studio A place where amateur cooks, aspiring young chefs, teams, families, and friends come to learn, explore, and unleash their inner chef
The Dinner Detective Murder mystery dinner experience
Fly High Trampoline Park Amusement center with trampolines, indoor soft play, foam pit, indoor basketball court, and dodgeball court
Fort Collins Escape Room Premier escape room experiences - 3 experiences available
Fort Fun Massive family-friendly, lakeside recreation center with mini-golf, go-karts, batting cages, a skating rink, and much more
Looking Glass Escape Lounge Exciting escape rooms featuring a bar and lounge
The Lyric Locally-owned, independent movie theater and event space. Funky, artistic vibe for large events and private movie screenings/parties. Small event spaces include:
Old Town Putt Indoor mini golf course and bar for 21+ parties
 Painting With a Twist Have a night out sipping, socializing, and creating
Pinot’s Palette Upscale painting and wine experience
Rollerland Skate Center Family-friendly activity center with roller rink, laser tag maze, indoor playground, and arcade
Somewhere Secret Escape Room Explore the room and complete puzzles to find the treasure chest at the highest-rated escape room in Colorado
 X-Golf Premier indoor golf and entertainment venue
830 North – Chipper’s Lanes Activity center featuring bowling, laser tag, arcade, pool, volleyball, and a full restaurant and bar
For help planning your event, book the northern Colorado experts at BIG DEAL Company. We take on the behind-the-scenes stress, so you can enjoy your event. For business and private event tips and ideas, follow BIG DEAL on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest
Sign up for our online newsletter to stay updated on the latest insights and tools. BIG DEAL Company makes business personal by bringing JOY to the job in everything we do. As purveyors of fun with BIG DEAL, we support businesses and individuals in the growth of their ideas, events and marketing strategies. Our creative aptitude allows for unique ideas. Our passion for perfection makes every client a priority! Serving Colorado & Wyoming. We travel too! Contact BIG DEAL Company *** Bringing Joy to the Job *** Phone: 970-613-1455 or 303-886-3068 Email Us Disclosure: *All content produced by My Big Day; DBA Big Deal Company, including websites and content, are the property of My Big Day LLC and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC Is It Time to Retire the Silent Auction? Why Fundraisers Should Evolve with Donor Expectations11/9/2025 Silent auctions aren’t dead–but they’re overdue for a transformation. Discover the pros, cons, and modern alternatives that help nonprofits raise more while doing less. The Silent Auction: A Fundraising Staple in QuestionSilent auctions have long been a reliable feature at nonprofit fundraisers — from gala dinners to golf tournaments. They offer a familiar structure, spark light competition, and, historically, have brought in critical revenue. But is the return still worth the effort? For many nonprofits, the answer is increasingly “no”. The hours spent soliciting donations, curating packages, labeling, tracking, and displaying items add up fast — and when the final tally barely clears a few thousand dollars, it begs a hard question: Does the silent auction still make sense in its traditional form? At Big Deal Company, we’ve helped countless organizations rethink their approach to fundraising—and yes, that includes reevaluating the time-consuming silent auction. What Silent Auctions Once Did Well Silent auctions earned their place in fundraising history for good reason. They created a shopping-meets-charity vibe, provided stability for donors, and invited participation from attendees who might not be ready to raise a paddle for a big-ticket donation. Some original strengths included:
 The Hidden Costs: Time, Labor, and Diminishing Returns Let’s be honest: organizing a silent auction is a beast.
If you were to tally every volunteer and staff hour spent on the silent auction, the results would be staggering. For some organizations, the true “cost” of the silent auction would rival or exceed the potential revenue it could bring in! This raises a critical question: If it takes 60+ hours of work to bring in $3,000, is that the best use of your team’s energy? Changing Donor Preferences: Less “Stuff”, More Meaning Today’s fundraising audiences have changed. Many donors, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, aren’t interested in baskets of lotions or home decor. Instead, they’re drawn to experiences, exclusivity, and impact. Trends we’re seeing:
The silent auction format isn’t dead—but the item-based model may be on its last legs.  The Silent Auction’s Evolution: Digital, Dynamic, and Scalable While the traditional format may be faltering, technology is breathing new life into silent auctions. The shift to mobile bidding and online platforms has redefined what a silent auction can be. From Paper to Digital Bid sheets are out. Mobile apps and websites let guests bid in real-time. This means guests can bid from across the room or across the country! Wider Reach Online silent auctions remove geographic barriers. You’re no longer limited to who is in the room. Streamlined Logistics Tech platforms handle checkouts, payments, notifications, and receipts. This can be quite freeing for your staff! Gamification and Excitement Countdown timers, bid alerts, and donation trackers make the experience more competitive and engaging. Why Silent Auctions Still Have a Place — If Reimagined Silent auctions still offer:
But the core concept needs a makeover. Simply put, you don’t have to ditch the format, but you should ditch the fatigue.  ***Smart Alternatives: Reimagine, Don’t Retire*** Cut the Clutter: Curate Fewer, Better Packages Focus on fewer high-impact auction items. Quality over quantity saves time and raises more. Shift to Experience-Driven Auctions Offer things people can’t buy in stores—private dinners, travel, meet-and-greets, and VIP passes. Bundle with Engagement Tools Silent auctions work best when they’re paired with live appeals, fund-a-need moments, and raffles. Big Deal Company: Helping You Do More With LessWe’ve worked with dozens of nonprofits to modernize their fundraising strategies—and silent auctions are no exception. Here’s how BIG DEAL can help:
We believe nonprofits should spend less time chasing gift cards and more time changing lives. And we’re here to help you make that shift. Conclusion: Retire the Old, Not the Idea Silent auctions aren’t obsolete. They are just due for a transformation. If your team is burning hours for minimal return, it’s time to evolve. Embrace technology, rethink your approach, and meet donors where they are: craving connection, not clutter. Big Deal Company is ready to help you raise more, work less, and create fundraising events that actually feel….fun!  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest
Sign up for our online newsletter to stay updated on the latest insights and tools. BIG DEAL Company makes business personal by bringing JOY to the job in everything we do. As purveyors of fun with BIG DEAL, we support businesses and individuals in the growth of their ideas, events and marketing strategies. Our creative aptitude allows for unique ideas. Our passion for perfection makes every client a priority! Serving Colorado & Wyoming. We travel too! Contact BIG DEAL Company *** Bringing Joy to the Job *** Phone: 970-613-1455 or 303-886-3068 Email Us Disclosure: *All content produced by My Big Day; DBA Big Deal Company, including websites and content, are the property of My Big Day LLC and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC A Story Can Spark a Movement Not long ago, a local nonprofit shared a story about a widow who had lived in isolation due to mobility issues and had been saved from a medical emergency because one of the organization’s caring volunteers had shown up with a hot meal at just the right time. That one story - not a long list of stats - raised more donations than an impact report full of numbers and data. That’s the power of storytelling. In today’s noisy digital landscape, facts and numbers aren’t enough. People are craving connection. Donors are interested in the “why” behind the mission. And that’s exactly where storytelling shines. At Big Deal Company, we don’t just believe in the power of narrative. In our work, we build entire nonprofit strategies around it. From campaign messaging to donor engagement, we use philanthropic copywriting skills to help you tell stories that don’t just inform, but move people to act.  Why Stories Win Hearts When Stats Don’t Yes, data matters. But stories stick. Research shows that when you share a human-centered story, it lights up emotional and sensory parts of the brain. That creates empathy - and empathy inspires action. Think about it: would you rather hear about “a 38% increase in literacy” or meet Rosa, a grandmother who learned to read bedtime stories to her grandkids? Rosa’s story is certainly more memorable, more relatable—and far more likely to be shared. How can nonprofits harness stories to connect with potential donors? They can anchor their campaigns in real people’s journeys, not faceless facts. Building Blocks of an Unforgettable Story Nonprofits can follow this simple, yet effective, storytelling framework to create an unforgettable connection: 1. Keep It HumanChoose one person as the central character. Audiences connect more with individuals than with abstract groups. 2. Use the Three-Act ArcEven short stories need structure:
3. Show, Don’t TellPaint vivid scenes. Use quotes. Let emotions surface naturally. 4. Balance Narrative with DataOnce you’ve drawn your audience in, support your story with impact metrics - but don’t bury the heart of it. 5. Be Ethical & RespectfulConsent is non-negotiable. Showcase strength and dignity. Never exploit an individual’s vulnerability. 6. Reuse and ReformatA good story is versatile: turn it into a social video, blog post, Instagram carousel, or email sequence.  How Big Deal Company Uses Philanthropic Copywriting to Build Winning Campaigns Philanthropic copywriting isn’t just about good grammar. It’s about shaping emotions, voices, and purpose into campaigns that convert empathy into action. We work hand-in-hand with our nonprofit clients to:
Our Storytelling Toolkit Want to get started? Here are some go-to tips we recommend:
Common Mistakes to Avoid Even well-meaning campaigns can go off track. Watch out for:
Your Story is Your Superpower You don’t need a massive budget to tell powerful stories. What you need is strategy, structure, and empathy. Big Deal Company helps nonprofits uncover the stories already within them. Our team of nonprofit and communications specialists helps shape those stories into messaging that moves people to give, volunteer, and champion a cause. Our team of philanthropic copywriters is ready to partner on your next campaign or messaging upgrade. Ready to unlock your narrative power? Let’s build a story strategy that makes your mission impossible to ignore.  FAQs: Nonprofit Storytelling Tips Q: What’s a “story seed”? A: A moment of change, emotion, or triumph. If it made someone pause or smile, it’s a seed. Q: How long should my stories be? A: Depends on the channe. 150-250 words for emails, longer for blogs, 60-90 seconds for a social video. Q: Can we balance storytelling with serious data? A: Absolutely. Use the story to hook interest, and data to build credibility. Q: We’re a small nonprofit - can we afford this? A: Yes! We offer a variety of packages and options that fit any budget. Q: How do we know if our storytelling works? A: Watch for increases in opens, shares, donations, and ulaitative feed back like “this story moved me”. Reach out to our team to get started on your storytelling strategies: 970-613-1455. You can also find tips and inspiration on our social media: Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest
Sign up for our online newsletter to stay updated on the latest insights and tools. BIG DEAL Company makes business personal by bringing JOY to the job in everything we do. As purveyors of fun with BIG DEAL, we support businesses and individuals in the growth of their ideas, events and marketing strategies. Our creative aptitude allows for unique ideas. Our passion for perfection makes every client a priority! Serving Colorado & Wyoming. We travel too! Contact BIG DEAL Company *** Bringing Joy to the Job *** Phone: 970-613-1455 or 303-886-3068 Email Us Disclosure: *All content produced by My Big Day; DBA Big Deal Company, including websites and content, are the property of My Big Day LLC and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC You don’t have to grow alone - we bring strategy, community, and creativity to the table! What do we mean by “marketing channels”? A marketing channel is any path or medium you use to get your message out - where people see, hear, or engage with your brand. Channels can be physical/traditional (print ads, radio, direct mail, in-person events) and/or digital (social media, email, SEO, paid ads, content marketing, etc.). Using multiple channels means you’re reaching people in more than one place. Why does that matter? Let’s dig in! Traditional vs. Digital Channels: A Quick Comparison  Traditional Marketing Channels These include more “offline” methods such as print ads, billboards, flyers, radio or TV commercials, direct mail (this is not dead!), and in-person events or trade shows. They’re great for building local awareness and trust - especially with audiences who may not spend a lot of time online. Traditional methods are often memorable and provide high visibility, but they can also be expensive, harder to measure ROI, and less flexible in terms of change. Pros of Traditional Channels:
Challenges with Traditional Channels:
Digital Marketing Channels These include social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok), email marketing, websites, blogs, search engine optimization (SEO), paid online ads (like Google Ads or display ads), podcasts, webinars, and online video content. Digital channels allow for targeting, real-time feedback, and often lower costs. They’re data-rich and flexible but can be crowded or complex if not handled with a clear and compelling strategy. Pros of Digital Channels:
Challenges with Digital Channels:
Why Your Business Should Use Multiple Marketing Channels  Marketing isn’t a one-size-fits-all - and neither are your customers. Relying on a single channel to reach your audience is like fishing with one hook in a wide ocean. To truly connect, engage, and grow, your business needs to show up in more than one place. Here’s why embracing a mix of marketing channels is not only smart - but essential: Reach more people/meet them where they are. Different customers prefer different channels. Some still read magazines. Others are glued to Instagram or LinkedIn. Podcasts influence others. If you only pick one, you’ll miss out on people who aren’t active there. Using multiple channels broadens your reach. Reinforce your message and build trust. Seeing your brand in more than one place makes it more memorable. When someone sees your content on social media, then gets a postcard in the mail, then an email, your voice becomes more familiar, and trust builds. Consistency across channels is key. Cover all stages of the customer journey. Different channels work better at different stages:
Adaptability & resilience Trends change fast - what’s hot one year (say, print or a certain social platform) can fade. If you invest in only one or two channels, you’re exposed if those channels underperform, change their rules, or lose audience interest. Diversifying means you can shift more weight to what works. Better use of data and smarter decisions. Multiple channels produce multiple data points. You can compare what’s working best, see where customers prefer to interact, where they drop off, and which channels yield the highest ROI. That helps optimize spending, content, and offers. Maximize conversion opportunities Often, potential customers need several touchpoints before they make a decision. Multiple channels can mean more opportunities to convert them - in different ways. A radio ad can provide awareness, while Instagram content engages them, and an email finally nudges them to take action. More channels = more paths to conversion. How to Choose the Right Channels for Your Business It’s not about doing all the channels. It’s about choosing the channels that align with our audience, budget, and goals. Here are key considerations and steps: Know your audience well Who are your customers or clients? What media do they use? Age, location, habits, preferences. Do they read local newspapers? Are they active on social media? Do they attend local events? Do they prefer digital or more traditional forms? Map out where they spend their time consuming information. Clarify your goals Are you trying to build awareness, generate leads, sell directly, grow loyalty, or something else? Different goals pair better with different channels. For instance, launching a new service might require a big reach first (traditional + digital awareness channels), then more nurturing (content, email). For nonprofits, donor acquisition and community involvement may be key goals, which suggests a mix of in-person engagement, storytelling in content, social media, and email. Evaluate your budget & resources. Budget isn’t just dollars - it’s time, staff, and creativity. Some channels are cheap in media spend but require lots of content or design. Other channels cost more to buy ad space or print. Don’t stretch too thin - you want quality and consistency. It’s better to do a few well than many poorly. Test & measure Pick a couple of channels, run a few campaigns, and monitor your results. Use metrics that matter: reach, engagement, lead generation, conversion, cost per lead, or sale. See which channels outperform others. Then shift investments toward what works. Also, be ready to stop or reduce channels that underperform. Understanding how different touchpoints contribute to worthy conversions (multichannel attribution) is very helpful! Ensure consistency across channels. Your brand voice, message, look, and feel should be unified - no matter where you are sharing your message. Even if execution (style and format) differs from channel to channel, the underlying identity should be unmistakable. That builds credibility and trust with your audience and customers. Scale over time. You might start with one or two channels, then add more as you learn what works. It’s OK to begin small! Use early wins to justify scaling and growth. Think of channels as tools in your toolbox - you don’t need them all at once. But having options lets you respond to changes and new opportunities. Why Diversifying Marketing Channels is Smart AND Rewarding When it comes to marketing, putting all your eggs in one basket is risky business. You could be a nonprofit looking to grow awareness or a small business trying to boost leads - relying on just one or two channels limits your reach, and ultimately, your results. Diversifying your marketing channels means you’re spreading your presence, reducing risk, and opening the door to greater impact and return. Here’s why it works so well: It minimizes risk and boosts adaptability. Change is a constant in marketing, and marketing platforms are changing constantly. Algorithms shift. Costs fluctuate. What worked great last year might not deliver the same results today. When you diversify your marketing mix, you’re not over-relying on any single platform. If one slows down, others can carry the weight. That flexibility gives your business more staying power, no matter what’s trending! It increases your return on investment over time. Multiple channels create multiple data streams. That means you can compare what’s working, double down on high-performing efforts, and cut back where results lag. This leads to smarter spending over time and more efficient marketing strategies - ones that will keep improving the more you test and learn. It strengthens your brand’s presence and authority. Being visible in more than one place reinforces your credibility. When someone sees your brand on social media, reads a blog, hears a podcast mention, or gets a direct mail piece, they start to recognize you as a trusted, established voice. For nonprofits and businesses alike, consistent visibility fosters long-term trust. It improves the customer experience. We all know that every customer is different. Some love email. Others scroll on Instagram. Some prefer local events or in-person networking. Diversifying your channels means you’re giving people options for how they want to engage with your brand. That makes their experience smoother, more comfortable, and more personal. This will surely lead to stronger loyalty among your customers and could turn them into ambassadors for your brand! It creates compounding effects across channels. When your marketing channels work together, the impact multiplies! A blog post boosts SEO, drives website traffic, and becomes social media content. A podcast interview increases awareness and links back to your newsletter. These touchpoints feed into each other, building momentum that’s hard to replicate with just one channel alone. Putting It All Together: Big Deal Company’s Approach  Here’s how we help clients build diversified and strategic channel mixes - because we believe no business has to grow alone:
We also lean on community and creativity. We do this by tapping into local networks, storytelling, partnerships, and content that resonates. Because - no matter how many channels you use, your story, your values, and your authenticity are what make you stand out. You don’t have to try every channel. But using multiple marketing channels - chosen strategically, executed thoughtfully, and measured carefully - can take your business beyond standalone reach. It means more visibility, more trust, more opportunities to connect with prospective clients, donors, or customers - on their terms. Diversifying your channels gives you levers you can pull when things shift. It helps you build stronger relationships and ultimately grows your impact in a way that feels creative and sustainable. Marketing Channel Selector: A Quick Checklist for Your Business Use this worksheet to determine which marketing channels best align with your goals, audience, and available resources. Grab a pen - or copy into a doc - and check off what applies to you! Step 1: Define Your Primary Goal(s)What do you want your marketing to accomplish? Check all that apply.
Step 3: Assess Your ResourcesHow much can you realistically commit to each channel? Budget Availability:
Time & Team Support:
Step 4: Evaluate Channel FitMatch your answers to these common marketing channels:  Step 5: Prioritize & Plan Your Channel Mix Pick 2-3 core channels to focus on first based on your goals, audience, and resources. List them here: 1. 2. 3. Optional: List 1-2 channels you might test or add later: 4. 5. Bonus Tips:
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You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC BIG DEAL is your source for all things 'holiday party!' Check out this top 10 holiday drink trends for the 2025 season. It’s a fun blend of new styles, seasonal twists, and modern innovations shaping a festive season.  TikTok’s Cocktail Snow Globe (TLDR: Edible frozen décor paired with spirits) - This TikTok-worthy trend is all about freezing herbs, berries, or edible flowers in clear ice. Drop them in your favorite glass, add gin or vodka, and watch your drink turn into a sparkly snow globe—perfect for impressing friends at any party. Hot Dr. Pepper Reinvented (TLDR: Warmed soda, often with lemon or eggnog twist) - Gen Z has brought back the retro warmed Dr. Pepper trend, now with a twist. Add a lemon slice or even a splash of eggnog for that viral, cozy holiday pick-me-up everyone’s buzzing about. Savory & Umami Holiday Cocktails (TLDR: Miso, mushroom, and other savory ingredients) - Miso, mushroom syrups, and other umami flavors are popping up in cocktails everywhere. These savory sips are the new cool, especially when remixing classics like the Old Fashioned for a fresh vibe. Low-ABV & Zero-Proof Creations (TLDR: Sophisticated non-alcoholic seasonal beverages) - Low-key sipping is seriously in. Mocktails and low-ABV cocktails are getting glow-ups with crafted syrups, botanical vibes, and Insta-worthy looks—even for the holidays. Botanical & Floral Holiday Infusions (TLDR: Herbal and floral infusions in cocktails) - Herbal and floral flavors, like lavender, rosemary, and elderflower, are having a moment. Think syrups, fancy garnishes, or floral ice cubes for that fresh, TikTok-ready holiday drink.  Nostalgia with a Playful Twist (TLDR: S’mores, popcorn, and cherry bringing childhood memories) - Cocktails are getting playful with s’mores, cherry pops, marshmallow, and popcorn flavors. It’s all about mixing childhood nostalgia with grown-up spirits like bourbon or rum. Major fun vibes. Holiday-Inspired Eggnog Variants (TLDR: Festive canned cocktails with elevated flavors) - Eggnog is having a glow-up. Think ube, coconut, or even rum and sherry twists for a fresh take on the classic. These new spins are perfect for showing off at your next holiday get-together. RTD & Premium Non-Alcoholic Holiday Options (TLDR: Ready-made, mindful, holiday-flavored options) - Grab-and-go drinks are everywhere—low-sugar, keto RTDs and premium zero-proof sips make holiday hangouts easy, no mixology skills required. Ready-to-Drink (RTD) Seasonal Cocktails (TLDR: Festive canned cocktails with elevated flavors) - Bar-quality, festive RTDs are landing on shelves—packed with seasonal flavors and ready to crack open at any party. Premium ingredients, zero hassle. Interactive Garnishes & Dramatic Presentation (TLDR: Artful garnishes and performative flair) - It’s all about the drama, smoking herbs, flambéed citrus, edible glitter, and floral ice cubes. Serve up your cocktails in killer glassware for that showstopping, Instagram-worthy holiday moment.  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest Sign up for our online newsletter to stay updated on the latest insights and tools. BIG DEAL Company makes business personal by bringing JOY to the job in everything we do. As purveyors of fun with BIG DEAL, we support businesses and individuals in the growth of their ideas, events and marketing strategies. Our creative aptitude allows for unique ideas. Our passion for perfection makes every client a priority! Serving Colorado & Wyoming. We travel too! Contact BIG DEAL Company *** Bringing Joy to the Job *** Phone: 970-613-1455 or 303-886-3068 Email Us Disclosure: *All content produced by My Big Day; DBA Big Deal Company, including websites and content, are the property of My Big Day LLC and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC  BIG DEAL Company has spent hours scouring northern Colorado for this comprehensive list of event spaces for small private events in Greeley and Windsor. These venues are ideal for groups of 50 or fewer and offer flexible event spaces, private dining rooms in restaurants, and activity centers. *Updated August 2025 Flexible Event Spaces in Greeley and Windsor GREELEY Candlewood Suites Greeley Casual, comfortable hotel 5 miles from the University of Northern Colorado
Quality Inn and Conference Center Greeley Downtown Affordable conference center hotel within walking distance of the Union Colony Civic Center
 Currier Inn Historic boutique hotel in downtown Greeley
DoubleTree by Hilton Greeley at Lincoln Park Sleek, updated hotel near Union Colony Civic Center
Greeley Recreation Center Wide variety of multi-purpose rooms and gymnasium space
Island Grove Regional Park Large trees, expansive lawns, and a range of multi-use facilities
 Just Us Sisters Event Center Blank-slate event space with industrial aluminum walls and wood floors
Kress Cinema & Lounge Cocktails, food, and film in an art deco lounge/viewing room
River Fort Ranch Rustic charm and modern luxuries in a natural setting with mountain views
University of Northern Colorado Large university with many indoor and outdoor event spaces and staff
Virtually Yours LLC Flexible, blank-slate event space in downtown Greeley
Zoë’s Café is a locally owned, non-profit coffee house and event center in the heart of Greeley’s Downtown.
WINDSOR CF&G Public Market & Coffeehouse (Timnath) Neighborhood cafe serving coffee and prepared foods in a unique building with an outdoor patio.
Community Recreation Center Whether you’re hosting a business meeting, corporate banquet, birthday party or wedding reception, the Windsor Community Recreation Center offers the perfect location to fit any occasion
 Pelican Lakes Resort and Golf Indoor and outdoor venues with a Rocky Mountain backdrop
Restaurants, Bars, and Breweries With Private Party Rooms in Greeley and Windsor GREELEY Aunt Helen’s Coffee House Warm, professional, and inviting cafe with unique and delicious breakfast and lunch options
 Cables Pub & Grill Fresh, handmade Italian dishes and classic American fare
The Charro Friendly staff serving up Colorado-style Tex Mex food and drink
Coffee House 29 Small, community-oriented coffee shop in a modern, eclectic space
The Cow Saloon & Eatery Comfortable place in downtown Greeley with local appeal
Crabtree Brewing Destination brewery with a warm, comfortable atmosphere in an industrial space
Georgia Boys BBQ True southern BBQ food served with southern hospitality
High Brau Taphouse Warm, cozy Colorado-supplied taphouse serving craft beer, cider, mead, wine and liquor
Meeker’s Colorado Kitchen & Bar (Inside DoubleTree by Hilton Greeley at Lincoln Park) Classic, Colorado-fresh food and drink in a modern, comfortably-appointed space
Olive Garden Family-friendly Italian restaurant chain
Patrick’s Irish Pub Traditional watering hole focusing on unique, artisanal craft brews & Irish folk music
 Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant Delicious TexMex and margaritas in the heart of downtown Greeley
Rule105 Brewing Gluten-reduced craft brews and a full food menu
Santeramo’s Pizza House and Italian Food Traditional, homestyle eatery cooking the same Italian recipes since 1962, served with beer & wine
TightKnit Brewing Co. Nano brewery in downtown Greeley featuring some of the best local beers, plus rare guest taps
WINDSOR Asian Pearl Bistro Familiar Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese dishes whipped up in a laid-back setting with a small full bar
Chimney Park Seasonal, gourmet American cuisine served in a refined setting with a patio overlooking a lake
Mash Lab Brewing Modern neighborhood brewery and restaurant
Mighty River Brewing Modern, industrial space with lots of natural light
William Oliver’s Publick House Downtown location with ample outdoor seating and quintessential pub feel
Windsor Mill Tavern The Tavern is known for its cozy, industrial atmosphere that honors the original 1900 building and delicious bites.
Activities for Private Events in Greeley and Windsor GREELEY Cinemark Movie theater with private watch parties and birthday parties
Covert Elite Athletics Sports club and gym open for recreation
 Family FunPlex Large recreational facility with multi-purpose rooms, waterpark, mini golf, gym, amphitheater, and ball park
Greeley Hatchet House Axe-throwing and teambuilding venue
Greeley Ice Haus Northern Colorado’s premier indoor ice arena with 3 private event rooms
Kelly Farm Pool Outdoor pool with hot tub, picnic pavilion, beach volleyball court, and more
Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge Downtown Greeley’s only arcade, with classic cabinet arcade games, pinball machines, and retro tabletop games; full bar and counter food service
2454 West at Chipper’s Lanes Greeley Live music, arcade, bowling, laser tag, bar and restaurant
WINDSOR Chill Potz Paint-your-own pottery studio with a large selection
Kaizen Karate and Self-Defense Martial arts studio offering karate and self-defense classes and Nerf battles for kids and adults
Picasso and Wine Paint, sip, and create with family and friends
 MAIN EVENT Entertainment center for all ages with a VIP lounge, onsite bar and restaurant, bowling, laser tag, arcade games, and more.
Swim, Gym, and Nerf Parties at Community Recreation Center Activity-based birthday parties for families with a private party room
For event planning and marketing services, book the northern Colorado experts at BIG DEAL Company. We take on the behind-the-scenes stress, so you can enjoy your event.  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.📘 Facebook | 📸 Instagram | 💼 LinkedIn | ▶️ YouTube | 📌 Pinterest
Sign up for our online newsletter to stay updated on the latest insights and tools. BIG DEAL Company makes business personal by bringing JOY to the job in everything we do. As purveyors of fun with BIG DEAL, we support businesses and individuals in the growth of their ideas, events and marketing strategies. Our creative aptitude allows for unique ideas. Our passion for perfection makes every client a priority! Serving Colorado & Wyoming. We travel too! Contact BIG DEAL Company *** Bringing Joy to the Job *** Phone: 970-613-1455 or 303-886-3068 Email Us Disclosure: *All content produced by My Big Day; DBA Big Deal Company, including websites and content, are the property of My Big Day LLC and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, create derivative works, or in any other way exploit any part of our materials without the prior written permission from My Big Day LLC **** For Immediate Release **** Northern Colorado Nonprofit Highlights Dangers of Teen Impaired Driving During Prom Season Northern Colorado - As prom season arrives in April and May, No DUI NoCo, a Northern Colorado organization dedicated to preventing impaired driving among young people in Larimer and Weld Counties, is raising awareness about the heightened risks associated with teen impaired driving during this celebratory period. While prom is a time for celebration and creating lasting memories, it is also a time when many young people engage in risky behaviors, particularly driving under the influence. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), prom night sees a significant increase in alcohol-related accidents involving teenagers. Roughly one-third of alcohol-related teen traffic fatalities occur during prom season, between April and June. The combination of excitement, peer pressure, and the desire to celebrate often leads to poor decision-making, putting not only the lives of the young drivers at risk but also those of their passengers and other road users. In addition to alcohol, impaired driving can also result from other substances, including marijuana and prescription drugs. It is crucial for parents and educators to address all forms of impairment and emphasize the importance of making safe choices. Pop culture romanticizes drinking or getting high with friends post-prom as part of the complete prom experience. And while we know 41% of teens aged 16 to 19 indicated it was likely they or their friends will drink or use drugs on prom night (AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety), the goal of No DUI NoCo is to keep anyone who is impaired off the road. Prom Season Teen Impaired Driving Statistics
Hire a ride – A limo ride is a special addition to prom night and ensures teens, who are already excited and distracted, won’t drive impaired. Talk about rules – Talk to your teen before prom night about expectations and road safety, and come up with a plan in case they find themselves in a tricky situation. Start with the CDC’s Teen Driving Contract for a list of talking points. Keep your home open – Let your teen know your house is home base for them and their friends on prom night; bonus if you have snacks, beverages, movies, and/or games. Set an example – Always drive responsibly; your teen is watching you. About No DUI NoCo No DUI NoCo is working to get the word out about the dangers and consequences of teen impaired driving and offering solutions and tips on how to avoid or curb the effects on the greater community. No DUI NoCo, a coalition and campaign born out of the need to address the problem of impaired driving in Larimer and Weld Counties, is working to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol or other substances. This project is a joint effort between law enforcement, government agencies, alcohol and cannabis retailers, local nonprofits, and community members, working together to encourage the general public to “Make the Call” to end impaired driving. No DUI NoCo is focusing on prevention efforts - education, tools, and messaging for groups and individuals who tend to risk driving regularly with elevated BACs, and who are involved in a higher number of alcohol-related crashes. Studies have shown that young people, ages 16-24, tend to have the highest number of drivers involved in DUI/DWI crashes with a BAC at or above legal intoxication levels and are the most likely group to drive within 2 hours of consuming cannabis (Colorado Department of Transportation). The goal of the next arm of the No DUI campaign is to reduce the number of DUI/DWI related crashes with this age group at the wheel. No DUI encourages all citizens to remain vigilant and to plan ahead when consuming alcohol. If you are the designated driver, make a commitment to 100% sobriety to keep you, your friends, and your family safe. If you see an impaired driver on the road, please “Make the Call” and contact local law enforcement (911) immediately. Remember: If you feel different, you drive different. NO DUI NoCo Mission: The No DUI NoCo coalition and campaign was born out of the need to address the problem of impaired driving in our community. The goal is to prevent driving under the influence of alcohol or other substances by increasing community responsibility for safe and responsible driving. Our campaign is encouraging the public to “Make the Call” to end impaired driving in our community. Make the Call to get a safe ride home. Make the Call about whether you should get behind the wheel, and Make the Call to report suspected impaired drivers. Driving under the influence IS an emergency - please call 911 if you see someone you suspect is driving impaired. Partners, who absorbed this project from the former nonprofit, Team Wellness & Prevention, is the lead agency on this five-year project. Partners has engaged a steering committee and named the project NO DUI NOCO (formerly No DUI Larimer). Contact: Heather Vesgaard, Executive Director - Partners [email protected]  BIG DEAL Company was Thrilled to plan the wonderful award ceremony, "Most Influential" and the Book of Lists Event, hosted by BizWest. Below are the deliverables as a result of months of planning and celebration of these deserving business leaders and companies!   Special thanks to our spectacular venue host: Candlelight Dinner Theater and to our photographer, Dick's Photography  Follow us on social media for event highlights, creative inspiration, marketing tips, and updates on our latest projects.
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