SOCIAL MEDIA FOR CREATIVES
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Helpmann Academy Activate Seminar Series
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR CREATIVES
with Alicia Wakeling, Head of Marketing, Freerange Future
Join Alicia Wakeling, Head of Marketing at Freerange Future to learn how to use social media to your advantage while building your creative business.
It might not come naturally to everyone but there’s no denying that being on social media as an artist is a must-do. It helps you to be discoverable, make local and international connections and develop audience relationships.
But which channels? What to post? How many hashtags? To pay for advertising or to not pay for advertising? We’ll answer these questions and more at this session on strategic social media for artists, so you’ll walk away ready to take your social media to the next level.
In this interactive workshop we’ll explore:
- A snapshot of the latest insights and trends in social
- Platform-specific techniques for Facebook and Instagram
- Understanding your audiences
- Creating an effective content mix
- Using a social media plan
- Opportunities in advertising
- Helpful tools and metrics
About Alicia
Alicia is the Head of Marketing at Freerange Future; a creative, marketing and digital agency working with non-profit organisations and the arts. She’s worked on both brand and agency side with sole traders, global brands and everything in between. Alicia has spent the past 5 years specialising in digital marketing and incorporating online platforms into holistic marketing strategies.
WHEN: Wednesday 17 April, 5:15pm for a 5:30pm start - 7:30pm, followed by networking drinks.
WHERE: St Paul’s Creative Centre, 200 Pulteney St, Kaurna Yarta, Adelaide
COST: $10 / FREE for students and graduates (up to 5 years out) of Helpmann Academy’s partner institutions (Adelaide College of the Arts, UniSA Visual Arts, Flinders University Drama and Screen studies, and Elder Conservatorium of Music). Click here for more info.
Tickets are limited, bookings are essential.
This event is on level 1. For any questions about access, please contact Emma Bargery on (08) 7320 3330.
