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Next Digital Friday event 25 September


Our next event is Connecting to your customers using Social Media with Janet Ludley.
 
In the new and changing world of Social Media how can your business benefit from going on-line?

 


 

 

This session is intended to advise business owners on building a social media plan for their company

You will understand which social network platform is right for your business

If you don't know where to start, or even what Twitter can do for you in 140 characters come along to find out more

Come to our FREE Digital Friday talk on 25 September 10.00-1:00.
 
Book at place at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/connecting-to-your-customers-using-social-media-tickets-17964700904%23

Find out more about Digital Friday at http://surreycc.gov.uk/digitalfriday


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  1. mackyton26 August 2016 at 04:17

    Good to read about this Digital Friday event. Sounds truly wonderful! I am an IT student too and prefer attending such events to attain knowledge about recent tech-trends. Have been plans for attending upcoming tech event at local seattle convention center as have heard a lot about it.

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