Wall Street Journal Webinar Quick Summary
Thanks everyone for attending our webinars! We’ve just finished our 4th training yesterday and would like to give a quick summary of these trainings.
Facebook for Business
Facebook is so far the biggest social network that helps people communicate with their friends more efficiently. Facebook for Business is our first social media training of series that explains how this can channel can be used for businesses by establishing the suitable strategy.
Moderator: Thomas Crampton
Speaker: Brian Giesen
Twitter for Business

Twitter has been growing rapidly, many companies started to think about jumping on to it. However, one of the key suggestions we made in the training Twitter for Business is to go through the process of “Listen, create and Engage”. The training also featured a few local companies for their great use of Twitter.
Moderator: Thomas Crampton
Speaker: Brian Giesen
Social Media for Crisis Management

Social media is an open area where most conversations happen publicly, companies have no control of what people are saying online. This training will guide you on how to set up systems that can help companies deal with crisis online, it also provides you with great case studies on crisis management.
Moderator: Thomas Crampton
Speaker: Jamie Moeller, John Bell
Social Media for B2B companies

Many people have the misconception of how social media is only relevant to the B2C world, this training will explain how social media can benefit B2B organizations.
Moderator: Thomas Crampton
Speaker: Brian Gieson
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