How to develop your business through online social networks

July 31, 2007

Not the usual post title you get on this blog, but if you want to hear me waffling talking expertly about social networks, feel free to pop along to tonight’s Moseley Creative Forum from 7.00 –9.00pm at Moseley Community Development Trust (more details below). Here’s the blurb:

‘How to develop your business through on-line social networks’

Join us for a panel-led discussion on how ‘creatives’ can make effective use of the provision already out there… MySpace, YouTube, Second Life and Facebook

We will explore how best you can promote yourself through on-line networks, how to get sales and contacts and develop links to your own website.

There will also be some “future gazing” as to where this technology is going and the opportunities it provides for you and your business.

We will talk about plans to re-launch the website for the “made in moseley” brand. (see www.madeinmoseley.com

Chair
Steve Harding, Moseley Community Development Trust, we will hear from

Panel:

  • Paul Bradshaw, UCE Birmingham
  • Antonio Gould, developer of digital media for creativity, education and social enterprise
  • Chris Thompson, Director of D A Recordings Ltd.

Come along and join in the session for what promises to be a lively evening!

Looking forward to seeing you,

Steve Harding / Marion Taggart

Reply to: marion@taggart56.fsnet.co.uk or call Marion on: 07999861876

Location: The Post Office Building, 149-153, Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham

Tel 0121 449 6060 www.MoseleyCDT.com

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