An overview of alternative social media channels to promote your business

Event Information

When someone says Social Media it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linked In. But there are so many more options and successful social media marketing is about using the channels that your customers (or potential customers use).

This 90 minute masterclass will give an overview of alternative social medias that might be right for your business. Established channels and emerging channels - keeping you up-to-date with what is out there.

You'll learn more about:

• TikTok
• Youtube
• WhatsApp
• SnapChat
• Pinterest

This masterclass is presented by Liam Lally. He has years of experience and knowledge to share with you about all things social and will deliver an informative, fun session to get your business on the right track with social media.

Liam is a certified Hootsuite Professional and is a digital marketer.

Secure your place

The masterclass is fully funded and places are limited so be sure to apply for yours today. When booking you are committing to attend the session. Confirmation of your place will be sent separately once your eligibility has been checked.

Please note we are only able to offer one place per company to ensure we can support as many businesses as possible. To qualify for this funded support, your business must be a small to medium enterprise (SME) operating within the Visitor Economy, on the East Coast of Lincolnshire.

Am I eligible?

The masterclass is available to businesses, partnerships, and sole traders, operating in any sector supporting the Visitor Economy, on the East Coast of Lincolnshire.

To attend, your business must complete an SME enrolment form in order to check the business’s eligibility against the funding criteria. (The form will be sent to you on completion of an Eventbrite booking - if one has not already been completed and on file).

Please note that attendance at Business Lincolnshire events will not preclude eligibility to access grant fund