Translators & Social media: Do's and Don'ts Thread poster: Anne Diamantidis
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Dear colleagues, I'd like to invite you to the upcoming webinar on September 16th : Do's and Don'ts for translators when it comes to Social Media marketing. This course is aimed at freelancers, whether new or seasoned, who already have the basic knowledge of LinkedIn and Facebook, and of Twitter to some extent and who are already using social networks as part of their marketing strategy but do not have the results expected, or want to make social media part of their mar... See more Dear colleagues, I'd like to invite you to the upcoming webinar on September 16th : Do's and Don'ts for translators when it comes to Social Media marketing. This course is aimed at freelancers, whether new or seasoned, who already have the basic knowledge of LinkedIn and Facebook, and of Twitter to some extent and who are already using social networks as part of their marketing strategy but do not have the results expected, or want to make social media part of their marketing strategy, but have not really started yet or simply the curious ones who are wondering whether "it" really works In this webinar you will learn: - what social networks really can and can't do for you - about the typical traps and the paradox of social media networking - what the reality behind a social media strategy is - what a constructive (and realistic) social media marketing strategy is Registration is only 10 EUR, so grab your seat without hesitation! Complete course description and registration on the webinar page Feel free to submit here topics/questions/experiences etc. you'd like to be covered during the webinar and it will be integrated when possible. Looking forward to "seeing" you on September 16th! Regards, Anne ▲ Collapse | | | texjax DDS PhD Local time: 23:01 Member (2006) English to Italian + ... Do's and Don'ts... | Sep 4, 2011 |
or Dos and Don'ts? | | | Gerard de Noord France Local time: 05:01 Member (2003) English to Dutch + ...
Dear Anne, I wanted to warn you about ProZ rules that prohibit us from overtly peddling our merchandise on this website. Then I clicked on the registration page link in your post and gathered that ProZ is somehow earning a bug too, so I guess you're not overstepping any ProZ rule. The funniest part of your advertisment is were you welcome some basic knowledge of LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. Don't you have a solution for novices? I still giggle when I think back of t... See more Dear Anne, I wanted to warn you about ProZ rules that prohibit us from overtly peddling our merchandise on this website. Then I clicked on the registration page link in your post and gathered that ProZ is somehow earning a bug too, so I guess you're not overstepping any ProZ rule. The funniest part of your advertisment is were you welcome some basic knowledge of LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. Don't you have a solution for novices? I still giggle when I think back of the day that the Dutch HR giant Randstad bought offices on Second Life, with loads of real money. Anne, if I formulate it like this I think I stand a fair chance of getting past the moderators. Regards, Gerard ▲ Collapse | | | Marina Steinbach United States Local time: 23:01 Member (2011) English to German Please read the next posting... | Sep 5, 2011 |
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Marina Steinbach United States Local time: 23:01 Member (2011) English to German Well, normally I am the person who oversteps the ProZ rules! | Sep 5, 2011 |
Gerard de Noord wrote: (...) and gathered that ProZ is somehow earning a bug too, so I guess you're not overstepping any ProZ rule. (...) Sorry, but I just had to laugh reading "bug". *bow* Marina | | |
Gerard de Noord wrote: The funniest part of your advertisment is were you welcome some basic knowledge of LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. Don't you have a solution for novices? Hi Gerard! Well, it depends what we hear under "novice" - by basic knowledge I mean for example having already an account on LinkedIn, FB and Twitter and knowing what this is all about. Of course those who don't are more than welcome - the webinar will cover basic etiquette and strategies on those sites, not advanced strategies (maybe a next webinar?) - but we won't be going through the basics (e.g. what is the Twitter timeline, what's a news feed, etc.) Let me rephrase this - this is not a beginners webinar, nor an advanced. It's for "advanced beginners" to "intermediate" I hope this clarifies! Regards, Anne | | | There is no moderator assigned specifically to this forum. To report site rules violations or get help, please contact site staff » Translators & Social media: Do's and Don'ts TM-Town | Manage your TMs and Terms ... and boost your translation business
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