How to Win at Social Media – for artists and creatives.

This week’s online meet is all about social media marketing (with a focus on Instagram) and how to engage with your audiences. We’ll look at choosing the right platform, creating effective content, measuring success and top tips of things you must avoid.

There will be time allocated at the end for questions and discussions around your own social media experiences but if you’d like a specific question or topic to be covered, DM British Ceramics Biennial on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.

Leading the session is Gabriella Rhodes, artist and freelance Marketing and Communications Coordinator for British Ceramics Biennial. She recently helped launch BCB’s new online learning programme #ClayAtHome and coordinated the social media marketing for their 2019 festival which received over 60,000 visitors.

Book your spot here.

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To keep our creative communities in Staffordshire connected, FACTORY is organising online social meets, where we have the opportunity to come together and chat informally about topics around current challenges for our Creative Communities.

In the era of Covid19, we and our creative sectors have specific challenges when wanting to connect with audiences, creatives, customers, networks and each other.