4th August 2014

Advisertech: What’s going on in August

This month we’re going to round out the Social Media Module by looking at the next level things you can be doing, over and above the basics we’ve covered over the last five months.

The layout of the month is much the same as usual:

  • Tuesday 5th August: Inside Track – This month I’ll be looking at how to search the major networks to narrow down the field of opportunities for connecting with the right people. I’ll also look at using dashboards and the epic plugin, CoSchedule
  • Tuesday 12th August: Masterclass – I’ll be interviewing Sonja Jefferson of the Valuable Content blog, and co-author of the Valuable Content Marketing book. She and I will be chatting about going further with Social Media.
  • Tuesday 19th August: Resource Review – As usual, I’ll be sharing the best links and sites to help you make the most of your online efforts.
  • Tuesday 26th August: Q&A – Now I am on holiday this week, so the Q&A will not be live. Instead, I’ll ask for your questions and comments in advance, record my answers and post them on that day.

I’m looking forward to delving a little deeper into the rich seam that is social media.

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