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BLOGGING & COMMUNITIES

Thomson Reuters Foundation

Summary

Price
£3,600 inc VAT
Or £300.00/mo. for 12 months...
Study method
Onsite
Duration
1 day
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

Publishing a helpful and entertaining blog that establishes your authority is an effective way to build an online community and boost your business development. This workshop is for people who are considering writing a blog or developing a blogging strategy. It is a hands on course where delegates will learn why they should blog as well as practical tips on how to do it effectively.

Learning outcomes

• Decide whether blogging is right for you

• Discover practical tips on writing an effective blog

• What to consider as part of your blogging strategy

• Understand how to track and deal with comments on your blog

Description

Participants will discover whether blogging is right for them and how to deliver an engaging blog. Organisations will discover whether a blogging strategy will help achieve marketing goals and understand the resources required for this.

Course structure

• What is a blog?

• Web 2.0 & 3.0 and implications for marketers

• Why do people blog? What are the benefits?

• Tips on writing an engaging blog and importance of content

• Key considerations for your blogging strategy

• Tracking and dealing with comments

• Success criteria for blogs

Who is this course for?

This workshop would benefit anyone involved in the preparation & presentation of responses to requests for tender. SME business owners or any managers, sales and account staff involved in the tendering or new business process.

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