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Gosforth seminar takes social media to new level
A seminar on social media being held in Gosforth next month (FEBRUARY) will show delegates how to boost their online presence by going beyond the most well-know platforms of of Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
The half-day event, being held by The Smart Agency (@smartagency), will also look at the newer breed of social media platforms such Google+ and Pinterest as well as blogging.
The workshop is open to businesses of any size and is being held at the Marriott Gosforth Park Hotel between 9am and 1pm.
Nigel Charlesworth from The Smart Agency said: “The seminar is ideal for businesses or organisations that are either recent converts to social media and are not sure where to go next, or those looking to pick up some hints and tips and predictions for the future.
“During the workshop we will be also brainstorm ideas and giving lots of inspiration for future social media activity, and delegates are encouraged to bring their laptops with them.”
The seminar is £65 plus VAT per person, and booking are being take now via Eventbrite at http://gosforthparkmarriot.eventbrite.co.uk
For more information contact Nigel Charlesworth at The Smart Agency (@smartagency) on 07964 900861 or email info@thesmartagency.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nigel Mark Charlesworth .
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