The Association for Women in Communication—Santa Barbara announces the next program about Creating Community as Communicators in the Virtual World, Making Meaningful Social Media Connections for Powerful Results.
Social Media is not just a way to reconnect with distant family and friends. Social Media can be used to market your services, and connect you with clients, colleagues, and mentors. Your network need not be limited to people you have met. There’s a social media revolution underway and communicators cannot afford to NOT understand the tools and best practices to tap the power of social media.
Lorrie Thomas Ross is known as The Marketing Therapist® or Wild Web Woman®. But when you break down her work as an advisor, speaker, trainer and agency lead, the core distinction is using online tools strategically to make meaningful relationships. As a she-geek with super relationship savvy, her craft brings the heart of marketing to organizations who are “in it to win it”.
Please join AWC-SB on April 2nd as Lorrie Thomas Ross shares her expertise on how to use social media to form meaningful and powerful connections.
Date: Wednesday, April 2, 2014, 5:30- 7:30 PM
Location: Antioch University Santa Barbara, Community Hall, 602 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Free to Members; $20 for Non-members of AWC
Lorrie Thomas Ross, M.A. is an author, speaker, educator and CEO of Web Marketing Therapy, Inc., a marketing agency and training company. She teaches workshops on-site at corporations and also through UC Berkeley Extension. Ms. Thomas was on the founding team at ValueClick Media. Her book, The McGraw-Hill 36 Hour Course to Online Marketing is a must read. Her lynda.com courses are top-viewed business courses in their video training library. She has been featured in the media as a web marketing expert in publications including INC Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Forbes and SUCCESS Magazine. www.webmarketingtherapy.com and www.lorriethomas.com
For more information about the event or to reserve your seat, go to www.awcsb.org