16th October 2014
1pm – 4:30pm
Worcestershire County Cricket Club

 

Take your Twitter activity to the next level and generate real business benefits with our interactive Twitter Masterclass.

This workshop is ideal for those who are already using Twitter, but would like to make a greater connection with the target audience and see a greater return on their investment. With a lively and engaging format, you’ll work with other local businesses and receive top tips and tricks from our social media experts. Kayla Maryon from national charity Leukaemia CARE will also be attending as a guest speaker to share her experience of using Twitter to support Leukaemia CARE’s marketing strategy.

We will also explore the benefits of Hootsuite – a social media management system that will increase your Twitter efficiency.

Topics include:

– The Twitter mindset – what resources do you need to have in place?
– Creating quality content
– Identifying your target audience on Twitter
– Developing a strategic Twitter plan

Reserve your place now

Places cost just £70 (+VAT) per delegate, including tea and coffee. Contact us to reserve your place:

Email: ataylor@ventutec.com
Call: 0845 259 1021

What people say about our workshops?

“This is a very cost-effective approach to anyone nervous in engaging with the new social media terminology and we can thoroughly recommend this process which is most enjoyable and rewarding.”
Jonathan Crowther, Crowthers Chartered Accountants

 

 

9th October 2014
1pm – 4:30pm
Worcestershire County Cricket Club

 

We’ve developed this workshop following a number of requests from business owners and marketing managers looking for a greater understanding of the basic principles of On Page Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).

Throughout the lively and interactive session, we’ll set the scene to explain what it is (and what it isn’t), before introducing you to the basic principles of Search Engine Optimisation. At the end of the session you’ll be able to review the On Page SEO of your website and form an action plan to make improvements.  The ultimate aim is to help you to understand how SEO fits into your marketing strategy and the steps you can take to improve the visibility of your website in the search engines.

Topics include:

– What is SEO? Why is it important and how does it fit into the overall marketing strategy?
– The fundamental principles of SEO
– Conduct your own SEO review
– Daily management of your SEO activity

Reserve your place now:

The workshop costs just £70 (+VAT) per delegate, which includes tea and coffee. To reserve your place simply:

Email: sstott@ventutec.com
Call: 0845 259 1021

24th September 2014
1pm – 4:30pm
Worcestershire County Cricket Club

With more and more businesses turning to social media to develop relationships with their target audience, this interactive workshop will help you to understand the business benefits of social media. It will also help you to decide which social media platforms are most suitable for reaching your target audience.

The session will include:

– The pros and cons of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
– Defining your social media goals, and how to monitor progress
– The resources required to implement and manage social media in your organisation
– Relevant case studies and success stories

The workshops include breakout sessions for you to share ideas and network with other local businesses, helping you to explore key themes.

Kayla Maryon from national charity Leukaemia CARE will be attending this workshop as a guest speaker to share her experience of developing and implementing a social media strategy for Leukaemia CARE.

Reserve your place now:

Places cost £70 (+VAT) per delegate, which includes tea and coffee. To reserve your place simply:

Email: ataylor@ventutec.com
Call: 0845 259 1021

What people say about our workshops

“Attending Ventutec’s Social Media Workshop has had a positive effect on my business – in literally the few weeks following it the online engagement with Holywell’s customer has improved dramatically – and this influences sales!”

Rhys Humm, Director, The Holywell Water Company