The fascinating and evolving landscape of social media presents businesses with a new world of challenges, opportunities and rewards. It is imperative to have formalised processes that can help achieve social media goals without the clutter of irrelevance.
GetIT Comms, in partnership with SiTF and Tata Communications, brings you a Social Media Marketing workshop on Nov 9, 2010 in Singapore.
The workshop will help you realise the true potential of social media for your business by learning about the questions and steps that you must address before jumping in, the relevance of great content to sustain your audience, and the importance of measurement and monitoring tools.
Led by Anol Bhattacharya and Benjamin Koe, the workshop will cover:
– A Quickstart Guide to Social Media for Business – Helping you to ask the right questions and tackle the right points at the start.
– Doing your Homework – The steps that you should do before you jump into the mix.
– Establishing your Path – Choosing which path to take (and what tools to use) would be the key difference between success and failure.
– Sticking to it – The importance of great content and why it pays to be committed to your social media campaign.
-Metrics and Monitoring – The key to proving Social Media ROI.
Event Details
When: Tuesday 9th November 2010
Time: 430pm-6pm
Where: Infocomm Asia Holdings Pte Ltd, 35 Tai Seng Street, Tata Communications Exchange, #01-01, Singapore 534103
Fees: FOC for chapter members (a no-show fee of $20.00 would be levied for registered applicant); $20.00 for non-chapter member; $50.00 for non member
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