LONDON, ENGLAND, April 06, 2014 (Press-News.org) Jerrard Wayne Creatives will support the development of local businesses by teaching the essentials required to market a business in the online environment using social media. The social media marketing course will be delivered through an intensive 4-hour workshop, which will cover key areas such as key networking platforms, jargon, possible strategies that can be easily emulated and adapting the online corporate image to resonate with the targeted audience.
Additionally, it will include tips; tricks and tutorials that will help small businesses understand social media advertising, online engagement, revenue generation and the major benefits that can result from social media marketing.
At the end of the workshop Jerrard Wayne Creatives will expect each participant to know the essentials needed to start marketing a company using social media. This will be verified through a follow-up online meeting meant to give additional advice and assess the development of their online presence.
There is a limit of 25 places for this event and free tickets will be offered on a first come, first served basis made available at: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/96258
The Built to Compete 2 (BC2) project is designed to help Croydon-based organisations in winning new business with the public and private sector. The overall aim of the initiative is to open up public and private sector supply chains, identify procurement opportunities for SMEs in the London Borough of Croydon and to promote supplier diversity and sustainable procurement-to-procurement professionals in major supply chains. The Croydon Built to Compete 1 project started from a very low base to become a leading business support project in London. This business support helped Croydon based SMEs achieve over GBP8M of new business won for local companies, over 100 jobs created and safeguarded and over 400 SMEs engaged on the first programme.
Based in East Croydon, Jerrard Wayne Creatives are a team of creative thinkers, design experts and strategic marketers, with the sole objective of delivering outstanding graphic design services, social media marketing courses, branding services and amazing results for their clientele. Their consistent experience and deep knowledge in various media industries have brought accelerated growth over the past years and prestigious clients such as Red Bull and Crouch End Festival Chorus.
Jerrard Wayne Creatives Teams up With Croydon's Council to Deliver Social Media Marketing Courses to Local SMEs
Croydon based marketing agency, Jerrard Wayne Creatives, have confirmed today their presence in Croydon's Built to Compete project. One of the social media marketing courses will take place at Weatherill House Croydon on the 8th of Apr. 2014.
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[Press-News.org] Jerrard Wayne Creatives Teams up With Croydon's Council to Deliver Social Media Marketing Courses to Local SMEsCroydon based marketing agency, Jerrard Wayne Creatives, have confirmed today their presence in Croydon's Built to Compete project. One of the social media marketing courses will take place at Weatherill House Croydon on the 8th of Apr. 2014.