Introduction to Social Media Marketing
July 8 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
£35.00
Want learn how to use social media to market your business effectively? Join this short course from Let’s Do Marketing to learn how to create your social media strategy for success – and come away with the knowledge, skills and confidence to start connecting with your customers online!
Get to know more about social media channels and what they can do for your business, how to use them effectively, as well as create award winning and eye catching content to resonate with your customers. Get a better understanding on tools and software to make your social media marketing a breeze, and learn more about the possibilities with Social Media Marketing.
Time: 10am – 1pm
Location: Online (ZOOM)
Cost: £35pp
- The basics – understanding how marketing relates to social media and vice versa
- The characteristics of each social media channel, how to determine which one is right for your business (or all of them!), as well as how to use the most popular channels Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
- Finding your customer online, and identifying ways to connect with and reach them
- Creating graphic design content using tools like Canva to capture the attention of customers on your news feed
- Scheduling social media posts and content to make your life easier, with tools like Meta Business Suite, Buffer and more
- Developing a social media Strategy
As well a dedicated Q&A session, where you can ask a social media expert any questions you have about your own social media strategy.
Kerry Madge | Marketing Executive, Let’s Do Marketing
Kerry Madge is a dynamic Marketing Executive at Let’s Do Marketing, bringing nearly six years of diverse experience collaborating with businesses of all sizes. Holding a BA in Marketing Management, Kerry excels in social media advertising, graphic design, and copywriting. Her passion lies in crafting creative solutions and developing comprehensive marketing strategies that empower small businesses to visualise and achieve their overarching goals.
