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We have recently launched a new channel on You Tube for our work in the Social Media arena.
This channel features footage of our presentations to local groups, interviews carried out at the Cornwall Twestival and links to other videos we think you may find of interest.
Please visit our channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/uknetwebsm.
Social media is more than just another marketing channel. It offers the small and big business alike, new routes to engage and build relationships with their customers and the wider community.
It can help you understand the changing marketplace, provide a route to inform and educate your target market as well as drive new and returning business. (more…)
In my last post I explained the basics of setting up an account and getting started on Twitter. In this, the second in the series of ‘Twitter for Beginners’ posts I want to look at some of Twitter’s uses and attempt to explain ‘Why bother?’. (more…)
This is the first post in a series on how to get the most out of a Twitter as a new user. It is intended to be a very basic introduction on joining the site, its uses and getting started.
We have released this post to help new users get to grips with the site, which we believe has a number of uses to individuals and businesses alike.
We have published this in the run up to the Cornwall Twestival – a global event organised through Twitter to raise money for Charity:Water. The event promises to be an insightful and enjoyable get together of the diverse users (and potential users) of Twitter. For more information or to book a ticket please click here. (more…)
Cornish users of an internet based network are to take part in an international charity event taking place across 100 locations worldwide on the evening of Thursday 12th February 2009. (more…)
It is great to see we already have a lot of interest in the Cornwall Twestival planned for the evening of 12th February. We are now looking to put together a working group to ensure the evening is a major success. We would love it if you could be involved.
Areas that need attention include:
If you would like to be part of this working group we would love to have you on-board. As time is of the essence we are looking at a quick get together one evening early next week – Mon / Tues? If you could spare an hour to come along on one of these evenings we can host the meeting here at the Engine House in St.Agnes.
Please message me with your availability and we will start to put together the details.
Many thanks for your interest – We look forward to meeting you all very soon… Aren (@arengrimshaw)
