Description

Are you finding it hard to stand out above the noise on social media channels? Do you create content that stops people from scrolling? Are you interested in learning from millennials who are immersed in the digital world every day? Step up your social game with tips that might just surprise. Get ready for this interactive discussion and demonstration with the tool, CanvaPro! Come with a notebook/laptop, an open mind, and ready to collaborate. 

• Don’t talk to your audience, talk with them
• It’s the small details that excite people
• How do you create content worth following
• Community is the new marketing
• Quality over quantity

Be present and gain access to an exclusive offer to Digital Marketing Bootcamp attendees from Paul Gregory Media.  They will reveal this VALUABLE offer on the day of their session.  

Presenters

Marissa Schmidt, Digital Marketing Manager

Marissa has helped many for-profit and nonprofit organizations amplify their social media presence through strategic and creative campaigns tailored to engage key audiences. She believes that a brand should embody community and transparency to create lifelong brand advocates. Over the last few years, she has honed the skill for creating content and executing designs that are on-brand and in line with a company’s mission - helping to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for mission-based organizations. Marissa is excited to tag-team with Katrina Syrris and share 5 social media tips to live by!

Katrina Syrris, Social Media Specialist

Katrina is a social butterfly whose knack for communication has made her a skilled social media manager. Katrina has applied her knowledge to serve a wide range of small businesses in industries ranging from manufacturing to hospitality. Katrina has a Bachelor’s degree in English from Aurora University with an emphasis on academic research and writing, so coming up with creative copy is her specialty! In her spare time, Katrina has served on committees and boards for environmental and theatrical nonprofits. She looks forward to sharing social media tips every business should practice