Social media marketing for translators: Do's and (mostly) Dont's Course summary | Availability: | This training is available on-demand
Duration: 65 minutes
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| | Language: | English | | Summary: | Using social networks as a marketing tool and somewhat disappointed by the results? Or considering integrating social media as part of your branding strategy? Learn about some basic Do's and Don'ts when it comes to social media marketing on the main networks - Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook - but also Google +, the newbie in the social media playground. |
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Description Social networks are all over the place today and businesses that understood their potential are widely using them as marketing and promotion tools. Translation companies are no expection. A growing number of them are present on social media.
The right question to ask yourself as freelance translators and thus entrepreneurs is not whether you should be onboard the social media train anymore. You should have figured that out for a while now, whether you're in or not, it was a choice. Or maybe you are still wondering whether you should - if that's your case, no worries, you can still catch the train!
No, the real question you should ask yourself if at this point you have decided to join the playground is how you should use these tools and what you expect from them. Or rather how you SHOULD NOT be using them and what you should not expect from them.
We'll cover the basics of the Do's and Dont's when using social networks as a marketing tool in this webinar, focusing on 3 main networks (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook). We'll also talk about Google+ .
This course is not aimed at getting you started with these tools. You will not learn there how to set up a profile on LinkedIn or how to create a page on Facebook. We'll talk about the traps and the reality of them.
Still unsure what I'm talking about? Well, here's just an example
- DON'T think you'll get clients through Facebook or Twitter
- DO lower your expectations - BE aware of what these tools can really do for you. And what they can't.
Target audience This course is aimed at freelancers, whether new or seasoned, who already have the basic knowledge of LinkedIn and Facebook, and of Twitter to some extent and who:
- are already using social networks as part of their marketing strategy but do not have the results expected, or
- want to make social media part of their marketing strategy, but have not really started yet
- are wondering whether "it" really works Learning objectives In this webinar you will learn:
- what social networks really can and can't do for you
- about the typical traps and the paradox of social media networking
- what the reality behind a social media strategy is
- what a constructive (and realistic) social media marketing strategy is
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Click on the buy button on the right to purchase your seat Participation fee includes unlimited access to the recording. How do I purchase the video? To purchase your seat at this session please click on the "buy" button. After your payment is received, your status will be changed to “registered and paid” and an invoice and receipt of payment will be sent to you for your records. How do I access the video? Once the payment is processed you will be able to watch the video here Social media marketing for translators: Do's and (mostly) Dont's. Trainers  Anne Diamantidis | Bio: Professional EN-DE-FR Translator, Anne works as Marketing manager for GxP Language Services, a leading medical LSP based in Freiburg, Germany. Besides direct marketing, her role is to manage the online presence and reputation of the company by maintaining its various online and social profiles, community engagement and SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Anne also acts as Social Media & Internet Marketing consultant/trainer and Social Media manager for small businesses. A ponctual contributor to the leading Social Media Today and the "We Are Social People" platforms, she recently was commissioned with the Social Media campaign of a candidate running for the 2012 French elections. | See feedback users left about this trainer »See all courses instructed by this trainer »  Comments about this course Please leave your comments, suggestions or general questions on this training. | | | | X Sign in to your ProZ.com account... | | | | |
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