Making Social Media Work for You

Sponsored by http://messagebase.co.uk and organised by http://globalnet21.org, this free training is open to the public on 29 November 2011.

Are you using social media to spread your message, garner support or make sales? Or are you just using it to connect with friends? Have you ignored social media, considering it a distraction from doing 'real work'? Do you like Social Media, but have no clue how to use it to actually grow your organisation?

At this 45 minute talk, John P Morgan is going to be teaching you a simple and sensible approach to using social media that can have a massive impact on the success of your organisation.

You don't need a marketing strategy and you don't need any special technical skills. In less than one hour per day, you can be getting more out of social media for FREE than many organisations get, even after spending loads of cash on useless 'campaigns'.

Come and learn how to use social media in ways that are both easy and powerfully effective.

This will also be a great networking event!

BIO
John P Morgan helps people to have more fulfilling lives by teaching them how to better connect, inspire and grow. He is a speaker and expert in the areas of human connection, passion and inspiration, has appeared as an expert on the BBC and Sky TV and provides mentoring to individuals, charities and companies both in the UK and USA.

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• messagebase
• telephone answering service
• training
• workshop
• social media
• communication
• redefine us
• marketing
• sales
• business
• london United Kingdom

[MessageBase]

@bellnoor - thanks a lot for the comment!!!!!! So positive to read your comment, how did you find the video? Are you coming to our event?

Would love to see you there!

[noamkos]

I've already seen John P Morgan speak at events and he's amazing!! I love his style: human and practical... none of the corporate language or solutions that require big investment in time and money. Can't wait to see your talk!

[bellnoor]

Absolutely agree, many more individuals should be trained and assisted to interact via social media because of the reasons given and variability of subjects and levels would assist an individual to recognise ones knowledge and understanding of that knowledge. Finding new ways of looking at a knowledge system and new skills attached in using these systems are significant part of social development and marginalising inequality.