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CRAZY SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING SPECIAL

Friday, 20 April 2012 07:59 administrator
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Please feel free to take advantage of our training special in the month of May!!

50% discount on all sessions in May provided you get a friend/colleague/business partner to book a session too. R500 p/p; Full price R1000.00.

 

This training session comes with all the bells and whistles as the normal training session:

  • Full day training
  • Tea/Coffee and lunch
  • Certificate
  • One months online support

 

The content covered during the session:

 

  • Registering Twitter, and FB pages for the brands (and personal if the participants do not have any)
  • How to tweet using the 140 characters, using hashtags, keywords related to your industry
  • Adding links
  • How to feed selective updates from Twitter to FB without re-writing updates
  • Linkedin.
  • Introduction to a time-saving platform that mangers all your networks - updates, Retweets, Scheduling updates, creating streams for events, linking Fb, Twitter and Linkedin etc
  • How to manage your brand online, how to deal with comments, responses and spamming.
  • Integration of accounts - driving traffic from the one social media account to the next.

 

The session starts at 09h00 ends at 16h00

Book: http://ow.ly/ap78d

 

Dates: 15 and 22 May 2012

Venue: Alacrity, Century City

Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it should you have enquiries.

 

Thank you!

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 May 2012 11:47 )
 

Influence that Social Media is having on Education

Thursday, 15 March 2012 07:23 administrator
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by Brunhilda Tejada

 

There are lots of myths and different views regarding the use of Social Media and how it affects students and their education.

There is so much opportunity in Social Media today that when one door closes, there are so many you can try an open. There are opportunities  for students online today that were not available to their parents and grandparents when they were growing up.

 

In Social Media and education there are pros and cons regarding this.

Cons:

Students relying on the internet to provide answers

Students becoming lazy and reduce focus of learning and understanding information.

Students spending more time on social media sites and less time socialising in person.

Most students do not think about the content they publishing online and how it will affect them in the future.

Pros:

Many social media sites teach students the valuable skills they will need to survive in the business world.

Students can be identified for job opportunities if positioned correctly.

Connecting with people all over the world, breaking down barriers, building relationships and understanding each others culture.

Students have access to a world of opportunity on the social media platforms, most access being free.

 

Social media is here and it’s growing. With the increase focus on technology in business, students now have the opportunity to prepare themselves for the job market and build skills to aid them throughout their lives.

B

 

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 March 2012 07:41 )
 

Traditional media v Social media

Tuesday, 13 March 2012 08:02 administrator
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by Jenay Floris

 

Firstly let me start by saying that social media marketing should not replace traditional marketing

if your traditional marketing works and is cost-effective for the marketing budget. Social media should

therefore be an add on to the current marketing strategy.

 

Since traditional marketing is costly for some start up companies this is not even an option.

Sometimes the only marketing solution for start-ups is social media marketing. Traditional media

like TV, radio and print media are not always interactive and is forced upon the viewer. There

is also a time delay in the audience response whereas with social media the audience responds

immediately and engagement takes place timeously. Social media also reaches a more targeted audience.

The consumer really has a chance to get involved in the brand in a few ways such as feedback,

designing new brand identities, purchasing, etc.

 

Tell us what changes, if any, have taken place in your organisation’s marketing strategy with

social media marketing and traditional marketing...

JF

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 March 2012 08:17 )
 

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