NEW! Using Short Videos To Grow Your Business - Webinar
About this event
Who is this Webinar for?
This webinar will cover how you, as a business owner, can control your organisations' social media channels to increase engagement and followers, with the aim of increasing sales.
It will demonstrate how having short videos such as Instagram reels can showcase your product or event to enable it to achieve positive results, via your social media platforms.
If you would like to maximise your business' social media presence and potential then this webinar is for you!
Overview
During the webinar your host, Dean Rickerby, will show business owners how important social media is, and how it can bring you more business by reaching new audiences, customers, and a stronger relationship with your current client base.
Short videos can give users a more, 'behind-the-scenes' access, to see what your business is offering, whereas other tools, such as Twitter polls, can also help boost engagement by starting conversations on certain topics.
This Webinar will look at:
• How important short videos are to people who use social media
• How posts need to be designed in a way to grab people’s attention quickly
• How to build brand awareness using social media
Your Host
Your host for this webinar will be Dean Rickerby, owner of 2-Social, providing specialist training and support on maximising your social media usage with the aim at increasing client traction.
Please note: The webinar may be recorded, however, having your Camera and microphone on is optional.
Data Collecting:
Information collected here will be processed by Wenta and shared with our programme partners such as Hertfordshire LEP, Watford Borough Council, Stevenage Borough Council and Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government for programme data reporting purposes only. Data that is collected here will be used to provide further business advice and support information to you. Please visit Wenta’s Privacy Policy for more information. If you do not wish for your data to be used for marketing purposes such as the Wenta Mailing List, please ensure you do not select the relevant box for the Mailing List ‘opt-in’.
Data Sharing:
We have data sharing arrangements in place with programme and contract partners such as Hertfordshire LEP, Watford Borough Council, Stevenage Borough Council and Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, who we work with to provide certain services to you. Under data sharing arrangements, certain personal information is shared for a specific purpose. The local authority or organisation receiving the information must only use that information to carry out that specific purpose, and keep your data safe and secure. Please visit Wenta’s Privacy Policy for more information.
How can I book onto a webinar?
Webinars are booked online via www.wenta.co.uk using Eventbrite as the booking system. You do not need an account but you will need to provide your contact details to make a booking.
Will I receive reminder emails?
You will receive a confirmation email at the time of booking. Reminder emails are sent 2 days, 2 hours and 10 minutes before the event.
When will I receive the link to join the webinar?
Your reminder emails will contain the link to join the webinar. There are no passwords to join, you just need to click the link.
What time do I need join?
We start the webinars at the time advertised, we recommend you log in a few minutes early to ensure you do not miss any of the content.
Will I be able to ask questions?
If you would like to ask questions you can do by using the chat box or the “raise your hand” feature.
Can I watch back the webinar?
All webinars are recorded you so can catch up anything you may have missed.
Will I be able to turn off my microphone and camera?
As we record our webinars it’s optional if you would like to have your camera and microphone on. However, you can ask questions throughout the session using the chat box.
Will I get a copy of the slides?
After each webinar, a copy of the slides and recording is sent to all delegates that were in attendance.
This event is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund.
