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November 30, 2015

WWF Use YouTube And Will Power To Get The Planet to Number 1

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This year I am taking an interest in the Christmas number 1 for the first time in a good few years because WWF have joined the race and I hope they win because that would mean money going to save the big cats, not feed the fat cats

Filed Under: Business education, Ethical sales skills, Social media and the 3rd sector Tagged With: Christmas number one, What the world needs now, WWF

November 25, 2015

Social Media for Business Use – 5 Top Tips

Social media has created a communication revolution and it’s not going away. This has an obvious impact on business too and many businesses are still trying to get to grips with it all, so here are my 5 Top Tips on social media for business use.

Filed Under: Business education, Facebook for business, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media policy, Social media tips, Social media training Tagged With: Lancashire social media, social media for business

September 14, 2014

Is it OK for the public sector to spend money on Facebook adverts?

If you’ve been on Facebook lately you might have been surprised to see David Cameron popping up in your news-feed. Don’t worry the government haven’t hacked your Facebook account and added David as a friend. His marketing team have cottoned on to the fact that Facebook is a very inexpensive way to get in front of a large audience.

Filed Under: Facebook for business, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media policy, Social media tips, Social media training

June 25, 2014

Should GP surgeries be on Facebook?

When we hear news that 2 week waiting time to get to see a GP is standard, Doctors will vote on whether to charge patients for GP appointments, and 93 year old woman told to find a new GP, it ‘s unsurprising that people are confused and more than a little worried. So GP’s surgeries finding effective ways to communicate outwards to their community is well overdue.

Filed Under: Facebook for business, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media policy, Social media tips, Social media training

February 12, 2014

What is Lancaster Social Network?

On June 11th we have the 2nd Lancaster Social Network event This is an open, cross sector, networking event and it is free as White Cross Business Park have provided accommodation free of charge – you just have to pay for your brew. There are no restrictions on entry, no requirements and we aim to meet […]

Filed Under: Business growth, Digi inclusion, Social media and the 3rd sector Tagged With: Lancaster

December 1, 2013

Creating Role Models For Change

Together with Digienable, we have just run the first all female led social media conference here in Lancashire. This is why..

Filed Under: Digi inclusion, Self employment, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media policy, Social media tips, Social media training, Women in business, Young people and social media Tagged With: Women speakers

September 17, 2013

Lancashire’s Social Media for Women Conference 2013 – Creating Positive Role Models

Press release Ten social media experts will be sharing their knowledge with a new generation of women entrepreneurs at a conference later this year. Lancashire businesses DigiEnable and Jane’s Social Media have teamed up to empower female businesses across the North West by setting up the county’s first women-led social media conference. ‘Social Media for […]

Filed Under: Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media tips, Social media training, Women in business

May 20, 2013

Do your employees understand your Social Media Policy? Do you?

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As a result of hearing about so many costly mistakes by organisations and employees on social media, I took a look at existing social media policies. I have a background in policy myself so I know all about what happens to those wordy documents. As a new member of staff you are bombarded with paper work and have to have them signed and returned within days. If they get read we are lucky. If they are understood it’s a miracle!

Filed Under: Business growth, Facebook for business, Online reputation management, Online safety, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media policy, Social media tips, Social media training

October 26, 2012

Social media successes in the charity sector .

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Two award winning, Lancaster district charities share how social media has worked for them.

Filed Under: Business growth, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media training Tagged With: social media for charities

July 5, 2012

Lancaster’s Social Media Surgery

Lancaster's Social Surgery

Lancaster’s Social Surgery, a free support service for charities and community groups. A space for you to work on your social media with support and ask whatever questions you need to.

Filed Under: Online reputation management, Online safety, Social media and the 3rd sector, Social media tips

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