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9 Step Social Media Strategy for Marketing and PR


Udemy

Summary

Price
£169 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

9 Steps to Writing & Implementing a SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY incl Facebook & Twitter for Marketing Public Relations & Comms

Description

This is a Corporate course for Business, Government and Not for Profits: Many Marketing and Public Relations professionals want more structure than simply competitions and promotions on Facebook & Twitter and broadcasting content on LinkedIn - this course will enable you to create a great social media strategy for your own business and your clients that includes: (Don't forget to click HD on the videos!)

  • why you are on social media & why customers would want to connect with you
  • what platforms you (and your clients) should use,
  • how to find and engage with key influencers and bloggers,
  • creating campaigns from monitoring platforms to measurement
  • a conversation diary and content calendar including an downloadable doc.
  • developing a voice in social & what to say,
  • as well as finding and connecting with target markets (Customer Avatars) across social platforms
  • and integrating websites and microsites with social.

INCLUDES: A choice of 4 project briefs for you to practice your strategy development on, Homework for each section with a discussion area to ask questions and receive answers.

NOTE one-on-one session with me when you complete the course and your strategy to have it reviewed and key points assessed. Download the strategy guideline document and the strategy template to fill in. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee and Lifetime Access - use the Udemy iphone or Android app and download the lectures to complete the course offline e.g. on a plane.

This course was part of the PRIA (Public Relations Institute of Australia) series of workshops.

Each lecture takes you through a step of the framework with theory, a case study and homework based around a pitch document (brief). This course is invaluable for a public relations or communications professional looking to develop and implement strategies rather than just "run a Facebook Page", those re-entering the workforce or repositioning to take on more social media responsibilities as part of their usual role. Small businesses will find the overall strategy useful to framework their current Facebook and Twitter activities.

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