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Social Republic Launches School Of Social
Leading social media agency, Social Republic, has launched School of Social, an online resource to help marketing professionals and small business owners.
School of Social will provide expert strategies, guides and how-to advice for those looking to implement campaigns internally.
The resource will provide a behind the scenes look at what goes on at the agency, and allow others to have their finger on the pulse of an industry that evolves every day.
Available on Social Republic’s Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram accounts, guidance will be supported by in-depth blogs and feature articles, published on the agency’s website to provide further advice for those in need.
Said Rob Illidge, ceo of Social Republic: “We wanted to create a resource that would help marketers and business owners create their own social media campaigns.
“By sharing our understanding of how to get the most out of social media networks, we can help professionals at a time when an online presence is more important than ever.
“School of Social will explain, in detail, how network features can be leveraged to improve campaign activity, going beyond simply knowing that a particular feature is available.”
Social Republic has established itself as a leading global agency, having developed a client base in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.
The agency recently announced the hiring of senior account executive Davina Consoli, and has been commissioned by recruitment business Strallen, to provide global content campaigns.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Davina Consoli .
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