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Twitter for Noobs
Wednesday, 04 August 2010 11:34 | 
A few weeks ago I did a four-hour training session on 'social media' with 20 PR executives and principals at a PR company in London.
Rather than take them through a structured tour of social media (Facebook, Youtube, blogs & bloggers, forums, twitter, etc) I covered the outlines and let them set the agenda by asking about stuff they wanted to know.
Afterwards, I realised that at least three of those four hours had been dedicated entirely to Twitter, most of it on the basics - how you do it, how it works, what people tweet, url shorteners, hashtags, retweets, etc.
I never got to some of the more advanced stuff (eg. Ironic hashtags, who sees replies, etc).
So I've been thinking about offering a 90min 'Twitter for Noobs' crash course. Especially aimed at specialist travel PRs.
Get in touch if you think your company could use it.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 August 2010 11:50 )
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