Studio City Social Media Content Workshops

SPECIAL Social Media Workshop Saturday April 24 Studio City Beverly Garland presented by

Is Your Social Media Content Engaging?

So you already have your Facebook account, Blog account, Twitter and even YouTube but you might be not sure how to produce content to start your social media conversation? That's what this workshop is about.

Learn to develop the content so you engage, inform and turn viewers into doers is what this social media optimization workshop is all about. Is your content remarkable? What is your secondary themed conversation about? If you are you using Facebook as your SMO (Social Media Optimization) hub, are you doing it correctly?

Dress comfortably, bring your notebook - you will walk away with information you can immediately apply to your social media conversation. Watch the video for more details ---->

Workshop Cost - $40
LIMITED SEATING
Studio City Beverly Garland
April 24, 2010 - 10am - 1pm

For more information about this event, contact event producer Guy Hess

For Future Bookings
contact Tracy Larrua of Poi Planet

Studio City Social Media Workshop Video Intro

George talking Social Media at LifeVantage Workshop
Phoenix University

Are You Ready For Social Media Optimization?

You Are Responsible: There are no do-overs. There is an adage, "Once posted, forever toasted," which serves to highlight the reality that your information, data and content will be available to one and all, seemingly forever, and it is guaranteed to revisit you sometime in the future.
Be Yourself: Use your own voice. Don't use a stilted or artificial approach. Allow yourself to express your personal thoughts, but always keep them in context, as you are associating what you say with your brand.
Be Honest: Nothing loses credibility faster than a mishmash of factoids or flat-out dishonesty in place of a direct statement. Honesty isn't a suggestion, it is a requisite. Keep in mind: Sell like you buy.
Add Value: Above all, bring value to the table. No one is interested in a rehash of old information or methodologies. Bring your voice, perspective and solutions forward, and do so in a way that the audience can understand the value you bring to the table.