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Using Twitter for Business
 

 

 
Learn all you need to use Twitter effectively in PR and marketing campaigns,  in this low-cost package in a single afternoon. 

Using Twitter for Business is designed to teach busy PR and marketing people the key secrets of using Twitter effectively in support of their PR and marketing campaigns - and how to avoid the pitfalls.  

Learn about Twitter from not one but two expert presenters - a PR professional and journalist/writer, both with decades of PR and marketing experience. Read More >>>

Using Twitter for Business fits your working day - starting at 14:00 and ending at 17:00, giving you time to attend to business in the morning and time to make calls afterwards. 

Cost is low – only £275 per delegate. Courses are held in Covent Garden, Central London. (Take both courses for only £495).

You also get  the Using Twitter for Business starter kit which contains our Top Tips and Techniques for success, plus links to key sites and web resources.

Everything you need to start using Twitter as an effective part of your marketing mix.

Key topics include: how to make Twitter a part of your PR and Marketing campaigns, and using Twitter to join in the conversation about your brand or your company.

Workshop content includes: how to stay connected with your customers through Twitter, how to share information with people interested in your company and how to integrate Twitter with your communications strategy.

Learn from our case histories of organisations that have used Twitter successfully, and those who have boobed!

The workshop teaches how to build relationships by listening, understanding what real-time messaging means for your business, and how to build a following – and get the followers you want. It is designed for anyone tasked with using social media and social networking in the service of PR and marketing for their organisation - or their clients.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: After attending 'Using Twitter for Business' you will be able to use Twitter to: 

Build relationships with customers and partners
Gather real-time market intelligence
Get customer feedback in real-time
Create a powerful, real-time communications tool
Track mentions of your brands/products
Measure the benefit of Twitter to your marketing

 

 


 

Course content

  • Your brand and Twitter
  • Keyword strategies for Twitter
  • Twitter speak - retweets, hashtags, and @username messages
  • Direct messaging
  • Share cool ideas by retweeting
  • Track trending topics
  • Customising short URLs
  • Offer Twitter exclusive promotional deals
  • Measuring the value of Twitter to your marketing

What our delegates say :-

Very beneficial course, with some brilliant ‘treats’ and ‘cheats’.
Katie White, Capital Shops.

All of it was fantastic! Thank you. I think every company needs to learn from you both.
Louise Garston, Geoffry Miller Solicitors

Exactly met my requirements for writing effective media releases/blog postings.
Tracey Harris, Sony

Great! Engaging subject – good course presenters.
Kevin Haynes Ministry Of Defence, Whitehall.

Excellent – I have learned a lot, especially all the detail on how to write press releases and engage with journalists. 
Betti Moser, April Textworks.

Very informative and interesting in a relaxed setting. Learning from the combined experience of Richard and Jacqui’s backgrounds. 
Georgina Way, The Wedding Planner School.

Very rewarding. Clarified how best to approach and work with the press to build long term professional relationships. Learning about how to build media relations and maintain these relationships.
Kathy Heslop, Knowledge MGI.

Motivational. Turned a topic I was apprehensive about and made it accessible. Interactive and informative – covered all the basics I was hoping for. Very well presented – having two presenters added extra dynamic to the session. Looking forward to the next course. 
Jo Watling, Swift Horsman.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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