The 2017 Delaware Social Media Conference kicked off earlier this morning. The conference, which targets non-profits and small and large businesses, allows business owners to connect face-to-face with social media experts from across the region. Delaware Technical Community College is the lead organizer.
Here are some of the takeaways so far:
Great tips and tools for high impact social media from Doug Philips @FreemanStage #dtccedu #dtccsmc2017 pic.twitter.com/rvipPS7LFD
— Tammy Watkins (@Tammy_tkellywa) February 16, 2017
Learning #twitter trends to promote @delawaretech programming and initiatives #dtccsmc2017 #dtcc #netde pic.twitter.com/OKvHlQogjL
— Lisa Strusowski (@StrusowskiLisa) February 16, 2017
@Ethan Holland @wboc tells us that Facebook drives more traffic than all Google combined! #DTCCSMC2017 pic.twitter.com/GGdbzfy0n4
— Dr. Mark Brainard (@DrMarkBrainard) February 16, 2017
The Big Three of nonprofit social media: Appreciation, Advocacy and Appeals -Doug @FreemanStage @delawaretech #dtccsmc2017 pic.twitter.com/P4IC8S0aae
— Tammy Watkins (@Tammy_tkellywa) February 16, 2017
Tune into the #dtccsmc2017 hashtag for continued updates.
