IAB Non-member: £600 +VAT
Advertiser: £510 +VAT
This one day course, suitable for marketing or brand managers, planners or account handlers, will help delegates to frame social media and participation in a context that supports considered planning - reviewing the core components of engagement and giving you simple tools with which to gather insight and gain direction for your marketing strategy in the social space.
- The key social media channels
- What impact social media has on consumers
- The characteristics of a successful social media strategy
- An exploration of engagement planning
- How to understand the social profile of a brand
- Monitoring and tracking your social media campaigns
- How to create content that drives conversations in the social media space
- How to get consumers involved and maximize participation
- How to influence the influencers
- Key social trends including social CRM, social search, social commerce and using social media for customer service
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