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What’s your view of social media and what it can offer arts and culture organisations, and artists? As platform algorithms change what friends and followers see and engage with, are you considering whether creating content and sharing with audiences is worthwhile?

Some of the questions we cover:

• Should you still care about social media for you and your work?
• What value can you extract from some of the biggest platforms?
• What can be done to generate impact and attention?
• What strategies can help you avoid being drowned out by the noise?
• Where are arts and culture cutting through?

Speakers:

Haydn Corrodus

Haydn is a Social Media and Digital Marketing Consultant to the arts. He specialises in helping organisations develop social and digital strategies that align with their resources and objectives. 

Samantha Thodhlana  

Sam is a Digital Marketing and Communications Specialist whose work covers arts and culture and creative entrepreneurship. Sam specialises in working with the creative freelance community. 

Ned Potter

Ned Potter is a comms expert who runs strategic marketing workshops for cultural sector organisations, and for individual libraries. Clients include the Bodleian Libraries in the UK, NEFLIN in the USA, PiCS in Australisia, and LIANSA in South Africa.

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