Social Media Surgery

Does your not-for-profit need 1-on-1 time with a social media professional? Have a seat and get some great advice at the first NetSquared Adelaide Social Media Surgery.

Timetable

6:00-6:15pm - Registration
6:15-6:20pm - Introduction
6:20-6:50pm - Session 1
6:50-7:05pm - Networking
7:05-7:35pm - Session 2
7:35-7:50pm - Networking, drinks, wrap ups

What is a surgery?

A social media surgery is an informal gathering of people who want to learn how to use the web to communicate, campaign or collaborate. Surgeries are deliberately relaxed. No presentations, no jargon, noone telling people what they think they should know.

Instead you will sit next to someone who understands good ways to use the internet, someone who will listen to what you do, and then show you free, useful tools. If you like what you see they can also help you set up your blog, Facebook page or Twitter account. Most social media surgeries have an event every few weeks, so you can keep coming back for help.

What is a surgeon?

You might prefer to think of them as helpers. A surgeon is someone who knows enough about using social media to help someone else. Some surgeons have spent years understanding the internet. Others started learning a few months ago but want to share what they know with other community groups and active citizens.

Need help?

If you're looking for help with your not-for-profit's social media presence, let us know more about you by filling out the following survey: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/embeddedform?formkey=dG5uZy1uOWVxTDFicnhwZ1RSSU9rTWc6MQ

Want to be a surgeon?

If you can volunteer your time to helping a not-for-profit, send Ben an email at ben.teoh@gmail.com