Talk Dygital

 

Talk Dygital

The impact social media and digital has had on our lives has left an unchangeable shift in our behavior, especially due to the Coronavirus. The platforms have created a 2-way conversation that people can have with organizations and vice versa, which can be seen as a gift or a curse to the business world. However, even though many organizations know how important it is, not many have an up-to-date social media and overall digital plan that focuses on business objectives like sales, working with existing customers and reputation management.

Andrew Davis, has worked with thousands of companies over the last 2 decades. Using simple frameworks, like his tried and tested ‘Digital Roadmap’, he puts a digital lens across traditional business and ultimately puts the so what into your online strategy.

By the end of this interactive workshop, you will be able to:

  • Have a deeper understanding of the main digital functions from social media to search engine optimization.

  • Evaluate appropriate digital platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and decide which are best for you and your organization.

  • Develop a digital measurement plan and use data analytics to improve your digital performance.

  • Understand and stay current with the ‘nuts and bolts’ of how different platforms work while evaluating appropriate case studies, tools, engagement techniques and resources.

  • Move forward with confidence to deliver your message across digital platforms especially in these COVID times.

Andrew Davis is renowned for helping organisations transform their business development, communication and marketing activities through digital platforms. His highly engaging strategic workshops show how a ‘digital lens’ can attract new business and improve relationships with existing customers, while answering the most popular question in social media right now: ‘So What?’. Andrew counts many of the UK’s most prominent corporate names among clients he has delivered to such as KPMG, Ogilvy, Tescos, o2, Accenture and The Royal Mail.

 
 
John McNelly