THE next Frome Business Breakfast, which will be held on Tuesday 5th Sept at 7.00am, will be looking at how Facebook can promote and market your organisation.
The event will be held at The Rye Bakery, and Dawn Denton of the Frome Diary will be joining the Breakfast to share practical tips that you can practise right away!
At the event, you’ll learn how to plan your own Facebook marketing strategy, what tools are available and the right questions you need to ask to get it working for you.
“Using Facebook is deceptively simple but targeting the appropriate audiences to promote your organisation isn’t as straightforward as you might think”, explains Charlie Orr, project officer at Frome Town Council. “Often thought of as just a social tool, it holds the ability to market promotions, events, and products in an extremely cost-effective and targeted way, however, you need to know how to navigate it to understand all that it can offer.”
Organised by Frome Town Council, Frome and District Chamber of Commerce, and business manager, Mairi Connelly, the Frome Business Breakfast events are open to all businesses and community enterprises and are a great opportunity to meet with other local organisations.
The event costs £10 with the breakfast included. Pre-booking is essential via http://buytickets.at/frome towncouncil/109699. Contact Charlie Orr at orrc@ frometowncouncil.gov.uk for further information.
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