The Go Succeed Start team hosts thisin-person enterprise support
clinic, designed to provide aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage business
owners with the expert guidance needed to navigate the complexities of
launching and establishing a successful business.
If you are uncertain how social media can help to grow your business, which platform is right for you, or how to get started with the basics, then this masterclass is for you.
In this 2 hour in-person masterclass, we will:
Explain the different platforms and which might be the best for your business.
Show you how to create and optimise your profile.
Provide tips to encourage engagement, and why this is important.
Discuss how social media can be used as a useful selling tool, increasing your visibility online and encouraging customer engagement.
Give you an understanding of analytics and how to utilise them.
Explain content strategies and the importance of planning.
Venue: East Belfast Enterprise, 68-72 Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 1GW
Our chosen venue is fully accessible, ensuring that everyone can join us for an inclusive workshop experience, with on-street parking nearby.
This Go Succeed workshop is open to all individuals in the early stages of their business, located in the Belfast City Council area and neighbouring Council areas and facilitated by the team at East Belfast Enterprise.
Registration instructions: This event is free for individuals. Please note, your email confirmation and eTicket will come from noreply@glistrr.com, please add this to your list of trusted accounts to prevent information landing in your junk folder.
Please note as this is an in-person event, the registration numbers for this are restricted. Whilst Go Succeed operates across NI, this event is being hosted by Belfast City Council, therefore should the event reach capacity and a waiting list is created, priority access will be given to Businesses based in the Belfast City Council area.
This workshop is brought to you as part of Go Succeed NI. Go Succeed represents a significant investment in local entrepreneurs and businesses, funded by the UK Government.
