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Startups new & old value a strong social media presence. A thoughtfully crafted social strategy is an asset that strengthens brand awareness, sales & customer acquisition.
With ever-changing algorithms & new platforms emerging, getting to your first thousand followers or growing your brand on a crowded channel can be daunting.Founders wonder about efficiency: which channel presents the most opportunity for their business? They think about execution: what is it going to take to have a meaningful social following? And they want to know about outcomes: what results should they look for & when is it time to doubledown or change course?
Join us on October 30th for a social media workshop where you'll learn how to effectively leverage social media to grow your startup.
You'll learn
How to create content for different social media channels
How to measure the effectiveness of your social media marketing
Engaging users & building a following
Integrating social media with other parts of your marketing mix
Schedule
6:30 - 7:00: Drinks & Networking7:00 - 8:15: Social Media Workshop8:15 - 9:00: More Drinks & Networking
About us
Stacklist hosts startup events in NYC to help entrepreneurs learn from successful founders & experts. Previous speakers have included the founders of Greenhouse, Movable Ink, x.ai, & Techstars. You can find all of ourpast events & speakers here!If you have any questions, please email me atdanny@stacklist.com.
Our Partners
Brex is the first corporate credit card for startups. They provide corporate cards withno founder liability, a best in classrewardsprogram, 10-20x higher spending limits than traditional cards, & built-in expense management software.Signup through the Stacklist landing pagehttps://brex.com/stacklistfor waived fees for life & $5,000 in AWS credits.For more information email stacklist@brex.com.
Audio transcripts, videos & photos will be taken at the event. As an attendee, you acknowledge that such recordings, videos & photos may be used for promotional or marketing purposes.
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