Training & Qualifications

Making the most of Pinterest and Social Bookmarking for PR

Description

With its stated mission of “connecting everyone in the world through the 'things' they find interesting" Pinterest has become the “must have” digital platform for PR campaigns.

But what is it?  And, more importantly how can it contribute to digital PR strategies?  What tools are available to make the most of the platform, how can you integrate it with other platforms such as Twitter and Facebook? How can it help improve your client or brands profile and build the all important army of advocates?

And what of the other social bookmarking sites such as Digg, Reddit, Stumbleupon and Newsvine?  Why are they called the unsung heroes of digital PR strategy? 

This webinar answers all those questions and more besides.

How Delegates Will Benefit

  • By knowing how social bookmarking sites such as Pinterest work
  • By understanding how to build Pinterest and other bookmarking sites into your digital strategy

What Delegates will learn

  • What tools are available to make the most of Pinterest
  • What tools are available to make the most of other social bookmarking sites
  • How to seed your content
  • The ethics behind social bookmarking sites
  • Learning to evaluate social bookmarking sites

About The Trainer

Steve Dunne is the UK's leading PR and marketing trainer, one of the foremost thinkers and speakers on PR strategies and is a well renowned  expert on E-marketing and PR in the digital age.

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Course Details

Non-Member Price £120.00 excl. VAT | Member Price £95.00 excl. VAT

Places available: 21
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Level Intermediate
Date17 October 2012
Time16:00 - 17:30
LocationOnline
 


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