With everyone setting up their social media sites for their home based business, our community centre has also been inspired to develop a social media profile as well. Several staff members joined in on a great Webinar with
Lance Scoular on the 16th April, where he presented an overview of the most popular social media sites – LinkedIn, Youtube, Twitter and Facebook and how our organisation might best use them.
For most of us it was our first Webinar experience, so we were a bit nervous, but pleasantly surprised how easy it was to connect online. We look forward to learning more about how to set up a Facebook page and Twitter account to advertise our activities more widely. I’m hoping to attend Lance’s class on setting up a Facebook Page, so will catch up with most of you then!
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I think it's great for community services to get on the social media scene. For us stay-at-home mums, it's hard to keep in contact with the 'outside' world - it's difficult enough to drag kids along just to get the grocery done! It would be wonderful if we can learn about what services are on offer through Facebook or Twitter. I particularly like Facebook as that's the social media I use to keep connected with my friends and families :)
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